Hello, my name is Chris Jenkins.  I live in Hampton, VA within Hampton Roads and I'm 29 years old.  I am just starting this venture of becoming a Real Estate Investor and seeking knowledge and networking to build a b...

Curious about this opportunity that came across my desk.a high quality builder in Phoenix area.$922k purchase price.8% leaseback for 18 months, with options to extend leaseback for up to 4 years.over $100k in upgrades...

At 1031 Capital Solutions, we have daily conversations with landlords contemplating selling their rental properties, many of which are single-family homes or small multi-unit residences. This article presents three ke...

Hello, BPs community!!This is my official 1st post! A total Rookie here but ready to learn about the RE investment market in South Florida (for now).I already have a Condo (primary residence) and planning to buy a 1st...

I'm planning a move to NC and trying to make the smartest financial decision with my current home. Here's my situation:
NJ Home: Worth $525k, $190k mortgage remaining, prime location in Bergen County with easy NYC ac...

Anybody have any info on starting out through a franchise. I was looking into the company we buy ugly houses and they have a franchise for real estate investing. Anybody ever work with them or know if a franchise is a...

Hello all, I've been reading this site on and off for a couple of years. Seven years ago I purchased a SFH in Aurora, CO for 110K. It rented for about 900 as I slowly paid off the mortgage.  I now own the property out...

Hello:        I've read that one risk of buying properties "subject-to" is that the seller/mortgage holder may file for bankruptcy, and the home can then be foreclosed upon. However, if the buyer is paying the mortgag...

My goal is to buy 10 cash flowing rental properties as quickly and safely as possible. So far I have 4 and I keep 6 months of mortgage payments on hand and have a decent security net in place for maintenance etc. I k...

Let's get all of the stereotypes out of the way.  Yes, owning affordable/low income housing is more challenging than your typical A or B class property, you will experience more repairs, turnover and maintenance.  How...