Hello - I finally have my first duplex (2b/1.5ba; 1,000 sq ft per side) under contract (market is suburbs of Atlanta). Take a look and tell me what goes through your head when you read it: $405,000 purchase price w/ $...

Hi Everyone, do potential tenants prefer an apartment building that has a single main entry and a hallway?  Or do they prefer more of a motel style where every unit has its own external door?Thanks!

Investment Info:
Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $675,000

Cash invested: $23,625

This 4-plex has townhouse style units which is ideal since tenants don’t l...

Hi awesome BP members,
I bought one single family home with cash last 6 months ago. Now I am in the process of buying another one with 20% down payment traditional convention loan with 6% interest 20 years term with ...

Investment Info:

Other commercial investment investment.

Purchase price: $360,000

Cash invested: $690,000

Residential Assisted Living senior care homes are earning smart investors safe, secure, and r...

Quick Goal Summary: I'm looking to invest out of state for cashflow. The most important thing I keep hearing about doing this is vetting your team. I'm speaking to ~ 10 agents to vet them out and want to ask the most ...

Hi everyone:) I wanted to get your input on a property - it's a Duplex in north Kelso. It's a foreclosure property, being sold by Fannie Mae, for $156,000...its on a private lane, that's off a dead end-road. My agen...

I am a wholesaler working the Baltimore City MD and the surrounding counties.  Can anyone please recommend an investor friendly title company.  I need to find a title company familiar with multiple types of closings, ...

From what I have been reading, it looks like vinyl plank flooring is good for a rental. The property I'm putting an offer on has hardwood and vinyl/linoleum on the bottom floor. On the stairs and bedrooms, it's carpet...

So as I am learning about shotgun marketing I am hearing that the process in general could be quite expensive yet no one has explained specifically what parts of the shotgun style of marketing actually IS expensive...