I became interested in the Cleveland/Cuyahoga County market around May of this year. After several months of talking to folks on BP (and others outside of BP who have invested there or lived in the area), I decided to...

Hey everyone! This is my first post on BP so please go easy on me!I am new to real estate investing, but have been digesting info for the past 3 years from places like Cash Flow Ninja Podcast, BP Podcast, and BP.com. ...

I bought my first property a year ago, condo in las vegas. I am ready to buy another one, but I am leaning more towards duplex out of state some where in Florida. Is right now a good time to buy? I have a good amount ...

Yesterday morning I got a call from two nurses attempting to conduct a home visit with an elderly Tenant of mine. They said she wasn't answering the door but the TV was on. I tell them she's hard of hearing and they n...

After a few months of research and educating myself through BP, I'm finally looking to purchase my first investment home. I went to college in Texas, and based on my research my criteria, I'm looking at San Antonio fo...

Hello all, as the question states just curious where do New Yorkers invest Out-Of-State? It is quite expensive in my area, options are very limited. 

For out of state investors - how did you do it?
I'm going to have difficulty travelling out of state to evaluate properties/build a team given my circumstances. Turnkey sounds reasonable but I have seen a few horror s...

Hi everyone!I have been debating creating an LLC or conducting business as a sole prop with DBA (doing business as).  Currently, I do not have any properties.  However, I plan to purchase my first rental property in t...

Hey, my name is Hansel. I'm looking to buy my first ever property for investment so I can achieve financial freedom sooner in my life!Many articles/youtube videos/posts said that Multi-Family property is the right thi...

Hi Everyone, I'm just getting started on my investing path, and I've decided to seriously consider looking at single family rental properties out of state.  I know there's some extra risk involved with this route, but...