First time investor closing on a triplex in Allegheny County. Two of the units share the same meter for gas, electric, and water and the previous owner paid all utilities. My return numbers are still positive while pa...

Hi All: Doing my first BRRR + STR (will do hybrid STR/MTR; MTR = mid-term rental) in Indianapolis, educating myself on which lender might be best for cash out or rate & term refinance that specializes or takes int...

Good afternoon BP Community!I am a partner in a General Contracting business building new Custom and Production homes. We are in a small town outside of Houston that is one of the fastest growing areas in the greater ...

My very first tenant moved in on Thursday, making me officially a landlord. As exciting as this was, I'm the more eager to push to the next one. I bought in a suburb of Atlanta, GA.The Numbers (all annualized):Paid Ca...

I know the definition of "REI" can be very broad. But, in a very general sense I have been having the realization that even in some of the best REI scenarios 10%-15% return on your money is pretty good (this of course...

Has anyone worked with a bank that can do a conventional 30 year cash out refi without having to wait the 6 month seasoning period. Preferably would like at least 75% LTV.  Currently in a deal all cash already got it ...

Hello -First post here and a newbie when it comes to commercial real estate development! Wanted to get some input/thoughts on how to attract national tenants for a build to suit project or ground lease.We own a highly...

Hello I was looking for a hard money loan in Long Island New York. The deal asking price $160000 6 bed 2 bath. Bank owned and boarded up so probably needs a lot of work. A home two blocks away sold for$340000 4 bed 2 ...

I've been looking at properties in Kansas City lately and I've seen "estimated" property taxes from sellers that vary widely--even for properties with about the same value.  Can anyone tell me how property taxes are c...

I have a few deals coming down the pipeline and want to free up as much capital as possible.senario property appraised value 430,000amount still owed 220,000