We are stubbing in the power for our 3 story walk-up apartments.  As I try to future-proof our projects at the same time trying to limit the huge increase in cost for building, we want to make the best decisions on a ...

Hey Everyone! I am new to using the bigger pockets forum but I love the podcast and listen every week. I have found a few cool apps recently and thought I would share a list of ones that have really helped me to learn...

Hello everyone hope everyone has a active weekend.
Anywho quick question.

What cap rate do most investors look for when it comes to rental property ? It seems wholesaling residential homes and rental properties are a...

Evening BP!I hear the 'Path of Progress" discussed on the podcast regularly and often.  It's usually vaguely defined or even just alluded to without much in the way of specifics but I take it to mean the geographical ...

I have a property (Multi Family) on contract pending inspection in the south side of Seattle. The electrical panel is recalled federal pacific and is deemed dangerous. Any rough idea how much does it take roughly to r...

Hey All!I am glad to finally get started with the Bigger Pockets community! I have heard a lot of good things and wanted to jump on the bandwagon myself. I am actually very excited and hope to be very active here. I h...

Hello, I was wondering if someone could share some pointers. I am in process  to get a rental property in the city of Cleveland,OH , my state of residency is California. should/could I use any other State LLC (ex. Del...

Hi! I am looking for some advise about the best zip codes for rentals in Memphis. I am looking at a property in the 38109 zip code of Memphis. However, it does not seem like the schools in the area are all that good. ...

I live in Whatcom County WA in the city of Everson, WA where median house prices are about $530,000. It use to be cheap here but now with soaring house prices and low median wages home ownership is not sustainable. Se...

Under current tax law, your building is set to depreciate over 27.5 or 39 years. But many assets like lighting, carpeting and cabinetry depreciate much faster than that.

Which means you shouldn’t have to wait all t...