Hi -What is the best way to avoid the situation of having a signed lease and no payment before move in?  Don't want to be stuck with a stall for weeks then non-payment.Does the act of signing make it a valid lease or ...

Hey Everyone,
Since this is my first time starting a discussion I guess I should introduce myself. My name is Jason Reynolds and I'm from Sicklerville, NJ. I'm 21 years old & I've spent the last few months learni...

Hey everyone, 36F this is very new to me. I’ve been reading and looking at my local market trying to determine how to get started. My husband and I have 3 kids, our primary residence is recently completely paid for ($...

Hey Everyone,I'm looking for some advice on how to best defer capital gains taxes on my next fix and flip project. I'm partnering up with my brother in law to flip a house that he owns but has been renting for just u...

OK, I have done a bunch of reading and still finds some of the new rules confusing.  So I have a few specific questions on these new safe harbor rules.There are some very helpful existing blogs and threads covering th...

for the new years one of my biggest goals was purchasing my first income property . i had made some sacrifices and its looking like by the summer i should have 25-30k to invest. after talking and researching i have co...

I'm looking at a 2/1.1 SFH on the southside of Chicago. The neighborhood is a warzone, but this particular street seems better than average. It's close to a park, the train and a school. Both neighbors take care of...

I'm seeking a second beach home in FL that I would rent, but also use when not rented on a weekly/monthly basis. I've traveled for many years to FL and am very familiar with the east coast (Space coast) between Cocoa ...

Hello,
I have a SFH property in San Jose where the tenant has not made even 25% cumulative rent the past 3 months. Rent is 2500$.
Losses incurred till date. 7000$
The lease expires March 30th. I am starting to worr...

BP community,

I am currently reading through the BP blog and ran across the post titled "60 day newbie action plan". One major point of the article is that you should have funds available in the event that your prope...