I've noticed that a lot of properties talked on here are under $100K.

Avarage nyc property is $300K-$600K for a 2fam. Pretty expensive for a biggener with no $. But good credit and ik job. I can get $100K l...

Hi everyone,been listening and reading a lot.  This is my first post.  I’m trying to figure out the best strategy for investing in my first rental property.  I don’t want to get over my head in my first purchase.  Sho...

Hey everyone, We are thinking about selling our Single Family Home Rental. We have had tenants (really good ones) for 2 years now and they are wanting to extend the lease. But Denver market is peaking and we are think...

Hi, all-- We had an issue with one of our rental properties regarding the brand-new toilet that we installed about 3 months ago. We suspect foreign objects (feminine products, q-tips, makeup remover cloths, etc.) may ...

Does anyone here use PropStream software? or know anything about it?

I'd love to get some feedback about it.

Thanks in advance,

Teri

A while back, my wife and I decided to rehab one of our long-term rentals in central Austin and convert it to a short-term vacation rental. After months and months of work, our first vacation rental property is now up...

As the topic states, sometimes when I speak with individuals new to real estate they will often site Trulia and or zillow to pull comps.

Thats not for a general estimate mind you, but for actual comps for the subject...

Hi Everyone - I am new to Bigger Pockets and looking for some advice. Hopefully, this is the right place! I am currently living in New Jersey and finally working towards my first investment property (multifamily/Airbn...

I’m Jason Rodriguez from Tampa, FL. I am 35 years old and am considering real estate investing as a career change. Now is probably the right time for me to do this. But first I need to learn much more about it and fin...

Just wondering.Does a hi cap rate mean more cash flow, And a low cap rate means the value of your property is hi? When is to high or to low risky, is it your risk tolerance? I know there are two types of cap rates whe...