Here's a question for anyone who works in lending (and a cautionary tale for those just getting into RE.

I own 4 properties, all 4 of them are on my credit report. All 4 are rented out and cash flow positive.
I ha...

Hey Fellow BP'ers, I need some advice from all of those brilliant seasoned minds out there! Who can give me some tips on C-class apartment multifamily residential (MFR) investing, and section 8 requirements?

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We just purchased a 78 unit property in the DFW area that had horrible management, tons of deferred maintenance, and 25 vacant units..... hope I don't regret it!  Thought it might be interesting to those looking at mu...

Hi! I'm new to BP, super excited that I stumbled across this little nugget!I have a questions for the pros out there. I was recently involved in an auto accident, which was definitely not the most fun thing I've ever ...

I haven't found much information online about rental properties that didn't cash flow and still are successes. I'm reaching out for your opinion because most of the "non cash flow" opinions by other investors are that...

Hi folks - I wanted the BP community opinion on an off-topic finance related thought.It seems to me like a ton of millennials, and more of whatever the next generation is called, are graduating college with massive st...

Hi, I live in southern CA, which I'm sure you know is quite expensive. I have family in NC and I was thinking about property out there. (5 year plan might include moving out there) I realize I would need someone to ma...

Has anyone used this formula before and how does it work?
Have problem with having offers being except with the tradition rehab formula of 65 70 % of ARV.
Any other ideas welcome
Thank you

I looked at 3 popular destinations (Myrtle Beach | Orlando |Pigeon Forge) to analyze STR properties with the following setup. Not one has positive cashflow with a typical 10% second home loan / 30% vacancy & 6% in...

We submitted an offer on a quadraplex in NC and it was tentatively accepted. The sticking point right now is the due diligence fee. I'm not accustomed to such a fee and I'm uncomfortable with a non-refundable fee. Her...