Hi, I'm Debi. I share my time in the San Jose and Marin County area and recently purchased a triplex in Sacramento. I am having some trouble building a quality team in the Sacramento area. It's a 2+ hour drive for me ...

Hey Guys, I am in the NY area and found a property that I am interested in. The house is a total gut job and has a number of violations. I made an offer of $450K estimating repair costs would be at $200k from what I c...

Hi! First time post on BP here. Any recommendations for a general contractor, structural engineer, and/or architect in the East Bay? We are looking to develop an attached ADU to a SFR in Lafayette based on an existing...

Hi BP family! I am new to the group and fairly new to REI.  I was wondering if any of you have heard of or used Chirply?  I’m looking create a system to run my REI business. This system has a web based power dialer, R...

After having caught the real estate bug from reading Rich Dad, Poor Dad I have been lurking around the forum and following the podcast for about a year. Now the time has come to step into the light and make my introdu...

We are looking into investing in a new build home and renting it. There are several other new contraction homes company's in the neighborhood and the average rent in the area looks good. I don't know much about the pr...

I have been interviewing modular builders in southern California and across the country who serve southern California.  The account now is above 30 and I have some FrontRunners but wanted to ask the community of any o...

It is very hard to find property insurance in Florida right now. I have a quad in Jacksonville and Progressive/ASI just literally dropped me mid term and sent me refund! My insurance agent said it's been a complete me...

Keeping track of receipts is a crucial part of claiming tax deductions and passing an IRS examination. While it can be very annoying to remember to do this with your expenses, good tax planning is all about creating s...

Hello BP! Don't forget to be tracking your tax deductions throughout the year. To be deductible, a business expense must be both ordinary and necessary. Ordinary meaning it is common and accepted in your industry, and...