Is anyone aware of how to find out if there are any cell towers up for leasing? Also, has anyone been through the process of getting one placed on a property, or is there anyone who currently is leasing one on their p...

I'm curious if it can be attractive to offer cheaper broadband than individuals can get by getting a higher bandwidth line for my 6 family. Does anyone know about the economics of this, and technicalities of privacy? ...

Hi All,First time posting in BP, long time reader/listener. I found a reasonably priced studio condo in a great area in NYC.  It is a small 3-story elevator building- 14 units in total. My offer was accepted but the s...

Is anyone setting up WiFi for tenants in multi family properties? I am interested in getting ahead of the curve when it comes to smart home tech, but it would work a lot better with active WiFi in the apartments. I d...

I'm having trouble finding what I am looking for online, so figured I would ask you all. I need to submeter the water at my mobile home park in a small town in rural Nevada. I am looking for an option with AMR, cloud ...

Good Day All! I am a motivated R.E. investor interested in Alpharetta. Are there multi-families in Alpharetta and what are the better parts of Alpharetta to look into? Are there better areas in Georgia to consider for...

There's a very good chance youre paying more than you have to for your internet, phone, or cable bill, and it only takes a few minutes on the phone with your provider to reduce it. Story time: I just signed up for Com...

Looking to hire a PM was going over the agreement. Saw this and it kind of concerns me that basically im on the hook for any stupid thing they do. As a General Contractor when i manage a site im used to being the one ...

I just watched a interesting documentary last night called "Were not broke". And I gotta say, I'm impressed of these huge corporations such as Google, Apple, Verizon, etc. were able to avoid paying federal income tax....

Warren Buffet’s portfolio consists of 44 publicly traded companies. The vast majority of them (32) provide dividends, a number of which provide annual dividends in excess of four percent.How does the “Oracle of Omaha”...