I could use some comparison numbers for a 10 unit apartment my partners and I are considering buying. What are your utilities in Canton Ohio for apartment buildings? I was given two conflicting numbers for water and s...

would like advice on how to structure my contracts so that 1) as a wholesaler i am getting my asking fee and 2) as an agent i am not doing anything 'unethical'
cheers!

Dear BP Community,     In your experiences does your percent of ARV to which you’ll make your MAO differ by location? I think it depends on things such as light repairs, the county and weather the market is a buyer on...

Hey BP ,I've been seeing numerous rental properties that appear lucrative at first glance due to their strong rental prices and existing tenants, presenting what seems like a promising investment opportunity. However,...

Is Cash flow per door (after all expenses, mortgage, cap ex, etc.--i.e. everything) a good indicator of a good deal? Can you analyze whether a deal is good or bad based solely on cash flow per door? If so, what is the...

I was learning the VA Loan Entitlement process and wanted to verify if this is correct or if there's gaps in my research that someone can address and add onto:
From my understanding, if a VA wanted to get a second lo...

Hi all. I have an idea that I'm curious to get some extra eyes on because, as the saying goes, "you don't know what you don't know".Short version: I am considering selling my truck and financing a newer one so I can u...

I heard someone say land lording in California wasn't as good as other states and that it's more tenant friendly than landlord friendly. What are some cons about being a landlord here in CA?

I'm a 26 year-old real estate investor from New Hampshire and, as I grow my current 22-unit multi-family portfolio, I need to ensure that I maintain sufficient capital reserve funds. Under usual economic conditions, h...

I just got a quote from a conventional lender for 7.75% with a 2.5 point buy down.When I asked what would be the rate without a point buy down, they said: " There are no par (rates with no point cost) rates for invest...