Hello everyone. Recent college grad here currently working in business management consulting in Boston, MA. For the immediate future, I’m looking to purchase rental property to house hack my way through my early 20s. ...

Hello Bigger pockets! I have a single family home that is being rented by four tenants (roommates). A month ago I received a notice indicating that one of my tenants have found a replacement to take over their lease (...

Left, Right or center...the facts are that it's HOT in many areas of the country. I'm not talking about the housing market, I'm talking literally, it's hot outside. I feel for my East Coast friends these past few week...

What problems should I be looking for in a home that has had no utilities on for over two years?

This is a brick home that was built in 1955. I know our extreme temps in TX can wreak havoc. Any advice is appreciated.

I am looking to buy a duplex from ABC Capital and wanted input on an address from any Philadelphia folks out there:  1925 Harrison St. Philadelphia, PA 19124The math all looks solid - $96,000, total rent $1250 - After...

Good evening to you all. I am in a unique situation in that I built a cabin in gatlinburg  with a total cost to me around 570k that is most likely going to gross around 185-200k in yearly rental income . Cabin is wort...

Greetings Gentle Readers!Today's topic is one that is of some concern to multifamily apartment owners currently in a laundry lease or thinking about signing a laundry lease."Commissions" is a colloquial term used by l...

Hello BP family! I have a few questions about how to analyze multi unit properties. My questions are 1) when you calculate cap x, vacancy rate, repairs, trash, water and sewer do you always use 5% of the monthly rent?...

Over-supply and lack of demand are the obvious causes of a decrease in multifamily occupancy.  What are some of the specific economic factors that can cause it?

Greetings everyone!Does anybody invest in areas like Compton, Ca, Southside Chicago, Detriot, Albuquerque and areas that aren't exactly prime neighborhoods? Or would it be safer and more fiscally responsible to invest...