What would be a good cash on cash return for houses ranging from 100,000-180,000? With a 10-20% deposit.

The finalists, named by the company are Toronto, Columbus, Indianapolis, Chicago, Denver, Nashville, Los Angeles, Dallas, Austin, Boston, New York City, Newark, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Montgomery County, Washington,...

I'm getting ready to jump into the multifamily game and have been doing my homework for the past few months.  It seems that many/most multifamily properties are (maybe deliberately) over priced.  I see duplexes/tri/qu...

Is it possible to purchase a rental property with no money down? I have been concentrating mostly on looking for properties that I can either wholesale or fix and flip to bring in some cash first, but finding any of t...

Hello, My name is Robert Berkey and I am new to BP.

Wow!, what a great resource, I almost just plunked down 2k on a short sale guru course but changed my mind at the last second and now that I've found this s...

Hello I'm George Johnson from Michigan, and I was wondering could anyone give me any advice on great companies to work for. I'm in the Macomb area and I would love one close to home. I'm open to hearing all suggestion...

Hi everyone,

I wanted to ask a question about how far away (from their home) people are comfortable investing, and the pros/cons of investing further away, maybe far enough that you cannot drive there for a simple re...

Hi All,  
Relocated from Chicago to Boise Summer 2019. I'm very curious about the general market in Boise and the surrounding metro; mainly relating to 2-4 unit multifamily properties.  Went to my first meetup group ...

Retirement planning is a journey filled with valuable lessons, and as a real estate investor, I’ve learned some crucial insights that I wish I had grasped earlier. Real estate has been a game-changer in my financial s...

Through all of my research and networking the most valuable skill in real estate continues to be the ability to find a deal. Whether that’s for wholesaling or for other strategies, everything seems to lead back to fin...