On 9/5 we went into contract on an SFR in Holiday, FL (Colonial Hills subdivision), right before Hurricane Irma. This is the northern part of the Tampa Bay area, which did not see as much damage as the areas more sou...
I keep hearing that homeowners insurance is high in Florida because of hurricanes, which makes sense. I am assuming it is not high state-wide, but in the areas that have history of hurricane damage to homes. Is this t...
What is your criteria for buying homes with a wood frame build in Florida? I know a lot of investors who say to steer clear and to only really look at block properties (primarily because of termites), but I've seen a...
I have been in discussions about purchasing a 20 unit apartment complex and have some questions. Property detailsPrice- $350k20 units- all 2/1.5 townhome style apartmentsRents- $500 per unit Taxes- $9k per yr (per f...
Does anyone have rental properties in the Metairie, LA area? I am considering investing in a few value add mulit family properties. Looking to hold 3-5 years. Was wondering your thoughts on the Market and the risk lev...
My husband and I currently own a townhome in Maryland for about 3 years now. We are now looking to move to Orlando Florida. We are thinking of purchasing a new home or townhome in Florida and renting out our current...
Hi everyone, I’m currently a NJ resident and have been looking to invest in some property and unfortunately in NJ the taxes are ridiculously high and there’s really no return on investment here. I’m looking for some a...
Hello BP Community. I have an opportunity to purchase a 24 unit mobile home park in the greater Orlando, FL area. 23 of the pads have mobile homes and 7 of those are park owned. I have three questions I would love to ...
Hi All,Currently living in NYC, looking to purchase a beach front condo in sunny isle. Looking to use it as a getaway from the city, maybe spend 2-3 weeks every 2 months there. Ideally would like to SRT when i'm not t...
I'm not familiar with Texas weather, but would the risk of hurricanes, storms, tornadoes, and humid weather potentially lead to more CAPEX (overutilization of HVAC), flooding, roof repairs, etc?Is that why insurance i...