Hello! I would like to know what do you think about those cities for investment - rental and flipping. Furthermore, if you have any recommendations. Thank you.1.Warren, Michigan
2. Warner Robins, Georgia
​3. Toledo,...

OPTIMISM FOR MULTI-FAMILY LENDING IS IN THE AIRThis year likely will be a defining period in multi-family lending, building upon the past several years of growth to reveal opportunities for industry innovation and bre...

Hi, I’m Lily, and I live in Houston. I started long-term rentals last year with a focus on Section 8 properties. However, the Houston Housing Authority recently lowered the payment standard significantly, by over $1,0...

I may be a little late posting this to the forums, but I wanted to put a (slightly delayed) spotlight on this awesome article that Forbes published in August.Inside Birmingham's Bid to Become the Southern Silicon Vall...

I received a solicitation in the mail today from a proclaimed home investment company called UNISON. I looked them up on the BBB and they are a legitimate company with an interesting business plan and investment oppor...

I own small commercial multifamily B class property that is being surrounded by newly built rental apartments in Lawrenceville in a prime location.  I am trying to decide whether to sell or hold on. We bought it 2 yea...

This is a great topic, I think we can all benefit from creative ideas. Multi family comes to mind. In a economic downturn people down size. They move from there homes to apartments to cut cost. I would say make sure ...

Greetings, all. I notice that most of the talk in here centers around residential property investing. Are there any commercial investors knocking around in here by chance? Would be great to tap into a resource around ...

Honda has invested $3.5 Billion in Fayette County for a plant that will make batteries for electric vehicles. https://www.dispatch.com/story/business/2022/10/11/honda-to-build-battery-plant-in-fayette-county-ohio-elec...

Good day all,I am looking at putting together a list of ways that people have gone about forcing equity/value in their properties.  To start the ball rolling, I like adding a unit/income stream where there wasn't one ...