What are New ‘Investors” Looking For When They Come to BP?
I, like many used to think “newbies” posted questions or asked for “help” to obtain the best advice from experienced investors, obtain guidance on strategic ...

Good Morning BP!So I closed on a 4 unit last week that currently has some very long term tenants (16+ years) on a month-to-month lease. Their rent is quite a bit below market value, but I was going to feel a little gu...

I have a home available for rent and have a prospective tenant that says he has a pitbull as a service animal.  I usually charge a pet deposit and monthly fee, but from my limited research, believe I cannot charge for...

Seriously?We had a recent applicant for one of our hoses that isn't quite ready to go yet, and boy could they spin a yarn! Supposedly they were subletting a house and the person they sublet from wants to move back in,...

RE Investors and Professionals,Are you interested in BP meetups with the purpose of connecting with like-minded people, exchanging information, and developing mutually beneficial relationships?If so, please reply wit...

Hi all, we are renting our house. We are not allowing pets and zeroing on a tenant. She told me that she have no pets but I check her social media and she have a dog. I might be agree on dog if she told me beforehand ...

Hello :)I am currently reading David Lindahl's "Multi-Family Millions", and in chapter 9 he discusses negotiation secrets. I am sure as most know, and some may not know, all emotions must be kept out of the negotiatio...

Hello everyone, 
I am a "get to the point" type of guy so here it goes. In 2016 I bought house in Scottsdale, AZ. My first home at $300k. Credit / Income - everything was on POINT! Now it's 2020 and this 268k purchas...

Hi all!

I've done some searching, but haven't found something akin to "The Idiot's Guide to Presenting Your Own Offer."

I've only ever purchased/sold property using a realtor. So, if I am looking at a FSBO property...

How to look at your property like an investor is not always easy. You need to always treat your property like a business. I can say this because an investor myself who’s owned both Single and Multi-Family properties o...