Hello, I’m a new poster and investor from Phoenix, AZ. It seems the general data shows that rents have gone up about 3% per year over the last 30 years. If I own a rental now that cash flows about $200 a month, will i...

Almost two years ago, I had a tenant sign a two year lease for a condo that I had for rent. At that time, I was trying to rent it at below market prices to widen the pool of applicants so I could get a good tenant...

I'm sure that I'm overthinking this. Here's the situation:A friend let me know about an off-market office building owned by 6 individuals that are interested in selling. They have owned it for 15 years, are in their 8...

Would love you opinion on price of a small strip mall/building. 
It is off a busy road in a smaller town area (but still in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex). 3 tenants (800 sqft, 2800 sqft, 1200 sqft). Total approx. ...

Going through my first lease renewal process on two low(ish)-end properties in Lakewood and west Denver, a condo and a townhome. I have the obvious goal: keep what have been fairly good tenants, to avoid turnover and ...

Hello all!I'm closing on a 8 pad park in South Carolina next month.  Current lot rents are $150 and haven't been raised in years, like over 15 years.  Market lot rent for the area is at minimum $225.  How much do you ...

Hi everyone,We're about to begin the rehab work in one of the properties we purchased in Old North Milwaukee. Our contractor mentioned that there's a possibility of adding an extra 1/2 a bathroom to the upstairs floor...

Hello BP members,I own 16 free & clear rentals(SFR, worth $1.3M)) here in Atlanta, GA - C Class suburb generating $10K/month before tax C/F (gross monthly rent $16k/mo).I am in early 50s and have a full time day j...

I own a restaurant business and rent my commercial property. My landlord is looking to sell the property, and I am interested in buying it, but right now he wants ~200% what it's worth and I'm not sure we'll be able t...

When I perform initial due diligence on multifamily properties in Los Angeles County, there is a common thread. It is 100% occupied but the tenants are significantly below market rent sold as rentalupside for the new ...