Just watched this show with my wife last night. It made me think of the quote the rich get richer but I'm still pretty skeptical. The show basically went as follows:If you have 300k cash to spare go buy a foreclosure/...

A lot has been said about online sales growing in the retail sector and what that might mean for brick and mortar properties. There has been talk of brick and mortar properties being taken over by online.For most reta...

Does anyone have any advice for getting discounts from a property manager for multiple properties? I currently have a PM for one property and am considering using them for a second. Things have gone well, but I've onl...

Hello everyone! My name is Dennis Mejillones. I want to say I'm a newbie investor because in reality I dont have much experience, but I do own a condo in Florida for 12 years now which I have been renting out for abou...

Hello-  I would like to find a professional with experience in smaller multi family (4 unit townhomes)  home development in South and Central NJ.    If you can assist or have a network that includes the following plea...

I'm selling property in New York where I think the market has peaked and investing in properties in Pennsylvania.
My issue is that most of the properties I'm buying in the new state I'm buying at Tax sale or Forecl...

I'm in the process of doing my first multifamily syndication. What's the best way to learn how to underwrite multifamily deals? I own residential rentals and understand the basics of of a P&L statement. However, I...

I have a condo development project I'm trying to get financed in the Austin, TX area. I'm running into two problems. The first is that the two banks I've talked to so far are looking at my own personal finances for ...

I recently heard on BiggerPockets podcast about Cleveland and St. Louis areas being recommended for multi-family real estate investment. I don't recall the episode but I think it was the economist from Zillow. As I br...

I’m trying to buy a house in Phoenix using a second home loan, putting 10% down.I'm trying to understand why anyone would choose the 2/1 buydown if you end up paying the same amount of money, whether you select the 2/...