Hello all,
I have been a Bigger Pockets fan and consumer for the past year. I just purchased a new home and I am turning my old house into a rental. I been using Zillow manager for everything and I created lease t...

Tenant pays own utilities including his forced air oil fired furnace. He has run out of oil 3 times already and it's only December. He told me he doesn't have a lot of money so he can't fill it. He'll put 20 gallon...

My Wife and I bought a rental property with the intent to use the BRRRR method. We have completed the buy, rehab, and rent portion. We are in the seasoning period to do a cash out refi. The property has an electric wa...

Something I am totally in the dark at, and would love to ask those of you who have lived or had rentals in Alaska. I think the expenses for Anchorage and Fairbanks should be pretty similar, with the exception of heati...

I've been looking at a lot of multi family buildings here in NH, and since many of them are older homes that have been converted into apartments (2-4 units), many of which have common heating systems, so the rent incl...

Hi everyone!I recently inherited twenty chickens from my tenant! Post below and entertain us with the weirdest or most notable thing you've ever inherited from a tenant!

I'm planning on another STR, but this one has a rather large pool, where many STRs in town have a small plunge pool. In SW Florida our season is typically January-April. A pool heater will definitely make the STR much...

Hi. I'm considering making an offer on my first REO. I'm having a contractor come out to take a look and give me an estimate of what it would take to get the CO and make it tenant-ready. If the numbers are reasonab...

I am looking at a triplex and a six unit. Both were converted from large SFH to multi family a long time ago. The landords currently pay utilities which I think is insane. I want to know if any of you have a rough ide...

Hi Folks,We have recently purchased a rental property and are eager to get a contractor in there to renovate and make the house rent ready. It's a lower end 1960s home that will generate under $1,000 monthly rent . I...