Hi everyone.Im in the East Bay here in Cali and ever since I learned how real estate works I feel like an idiot paying 3k per month in rent for a small apartment...My first intro to the real estate world and actually ...

In our first year of STR's and have just used Air and VRBO...wanted to keep things simple, avoid double bookings, and just plain learn the business.
I'm considering adding Bookins.com and/or Trip Advisor.....Any reas...

Afternoon,We are in contract for a 12 unit complex built in 1968.  I've gotten 2 quotes one for 7800 and one for 5800 per year.  This does not seem right.  I've seen Ben Leybovich say it should be around $250 a door h...

Hi everyone I have my eye on a 20 unit complex. Im Looking in Northern Montana and am not sure ware to start. Looking for advice on what questions to ask the listing agent. Also not sure what to look for to see if its...

Hello BP!I have been renting and apartment in a complex. I had been signed up for automatic payments for the rent to be taken directly out of my bank account every month. It says specifically in the leasing agreement ...

Would you even consider buying a apartment building built in the 1920s? If the inspection isn't too bad and the deal made sense would you go through with it? The building is almost 100 years old!Thank you

Cost Segregation has been a hot topic the past couple of years. But what is it exactly?
A cost segregation study is a strategic tax planning tool that separates the assets that have a shorter useful life and can be d...

I'm currently looking at a 32 unit apartment complex (all 1 bedrooms) in Cincinnati Ohio. We're in the middle of our due diligence process and we just found out the complex has all aluminum wiring. From what i underst...

Multi-year tenants who pay the rent on time make your rental business much more profitable than changing tenants frequently. Do your tenants think you are a good landlord? What do you do to show them that you are?

What are some of the most creative ways to finance Multi-family properties including, but not limited to, seller financing, hard money loans and conventional financing?