Hi everyone, Our LLC owns a single-family property in Southern California which was purchased for all cash a few years ago. We have had great tenants in the property since March. We want to refinance this property and...

I wanted to know if someone could help me with a question, I have a rental property in DFW TX that I want to lease, but in the past many of my tenants that I have had have problems with renting because they don't have...

Looking to invest in some property near Yuba River in Nevada County, CA. Anyone have information on the demographics of this area (summer vacation spot, a place to stop on the way to Tahoe, retired community, populati...

Hi Everyone!  My name is Jason Paddock and I'm a San Diego native.  I would like to get into real estate investing to find properties to buy and hold.  There are a lot of options when it comes to RE investing and I'm ...

Hi,I am trying to find financing for multifamily properties I am interested. However, local banks, in the same state/city with properties, keep saying that they can't work with me because I am not local - out of state...

I already have 3 vacation rentals in TN so I know the business. But I live near Denver and I want my next one to be something I can drive the family to and use as a vacation home. Questions: What areas offer the best ...

We are considering buying a SFR for the land. After tearing down the building, a double wide will be placed on the land for rental. I believe neighbors won't complain given that1. The exisitng building is pure eye sor...

In Findlay, OH we currently have one LTR that is single story, with a covered car port, close to downtown, a park, and shopping in a quiet neighborhood. The current renters are amazing and have been in there since we ...

In 2018, I purchased my first mobile home park. It had 12 occupied spaces and 3 vacant spaces. Over the years, I began to fall in love with creating safe communities and filling vacant spaces. Here in Utah, over the l...

I see many in California and new on BP stuck in mindset that they should not invest in Cali. That might be the stupidest idea of all time. There are good opportunities all over no doubt and some are better than others...