I've been looking around the Sac/Folsom area for singles, duplexes, and quads recently and this time on our way back home to the Bay Area we stopped in Vacaville and Fairfield and found they were both very cute and re...

https://www.coachcarson.com/big-shifts-ahead/Above is a good article and book review from Chad Carson, a BP blogger, on demographic shifts.  I lived the Surban lifestyle and most of my investing has been in a Surban m...

I am considering buying and investing in Northern Maine ,North of Bangor Howland , Milo , Brownville area . Some people do in fact commute 50 + miles to Bangor . Most of the towns areunder 25,000 in population with ma...

Hey everyone! I've been listening to the BP podcast for months now, and I've finally decided to dive into this. I'm currently brainstorming ideas for my first deal, and I have some very specific criteria in mind. I'd ...

So here it is. I get asked this question a lot. Not sure why, but people from someplace else assume I know a little bit about Cleveland, and Cleveland Real Estate, and Cleveland Neighborhoods.  I often tell people fro...

Hi everyone. I found an MLS-listed 12-plex in Kent, WA (listing says 12 bedrooms which suggests 6 units, but describes 2 buildings with 6 units each). The units are 2 bed, 1 bath. It is listed for $2.3M. Monthly renta...

Hi everyone...I'm exploring real estate investment opportunities in warm locations, particularly for the winter months. I live in Southwestern Connecticut, and am looking for places that are not only ideal for escapin...

I am registered to attend today and I was wondering what to expect. I have always heard there’s a pitch to invest at the end and I’m sure I already know whatever they are going to tell us but I really am doing this fo...

I have been looking into finding an investment property somewhere in Riverside County, ideally something with 3 or more units. I was shocked to see what property values are there considering that LA and San Diego are ...

I’ve been trying to spin the current recession every which way, and to me it seems like it’s going to continue to accelerate already existing trends. Meaning the hot markets (Austin, Denver, North Carolina etc) are go...