Should this be purchased by me the landlord, or should the tenant be the one to bring in their own W & D if they choose?

A little reference on the property. It’s a new construction SFR and will rent for $1650.

Hello BP!I have a few questions for my Illinois landlords and anybody else who might have some input.Gov. Pritzker announced last month that the moratorium will end by August in Illinois.  This has been long overdue a...

I have a tenant going on the third month not paying the rent. She wants me to make a 3 hour round trip to meet her so she can pay cash. She has a job. I sent 14 day notice to pay or quit as certified mail in which she...

Hello BP,Pretty much my entire adult life I’ve planned to buy a multi family as my first property to owner occupy and offset the cost of a mortgage and not be house poor. Until recently I was nervous about making that...

Hello everyone,My partners and I have just over 100 RTO or lease option properties under management. We are constantly looking for ways to improve our process for a better experience for both us and our clients. I was...

Hello everyone!I'm a newbie to real estate investing and the quest for early FI. I've been saving to invest in my first property (likely a house hack either multi-family or renting rooms in a single family) in the Por...

I just moved back to Nebraska so that I can help my dad on our farm and was hoping to find a small multifamily to invest in but have had no luck.  In efforts to stop living with my parents forever and driving an hour ...

I am very much new to real estate investing. I have a ton of questions and haven't found google to be of very much use outside of pointing me to these forums.  I have been browsing the posts and listening to the podca...

Hi, I am from the UK and I am assisting my daughter, Jessica who has a property in Rochester, NY that she rents out.We are desperately looking for some advice and direction in finding a bona fide property management c...

Hi all! It is my current understanding that in order to qualify with most lenders for a commercial loan, the loan applicant needs to be a business entity (i.e. LLC). First and foremost, if this is incorrect - please l...