Hey Bay Area investors! Newbie here, scoping out the market for my long-term rental property. Any suggestions? Is Tracy, Fresno, Stockton worth some research? Or Reno/Tahoe makes more sense?

Greetings Everyone, I hope you journey is forever blooming I am a new student to the world of investing in the city of Phoenix, Arizona. I have been at it, Reading, learning, and gathering information. I am trying to ...

I have grown a stock portfolio since 2017 and I am ready to spend about 150k in real estate. I live close to LA and I want to invest in a cheaper state like TX or FL. I am looking for cash flow so that I can have a st...

Exploring economic trends is essential for developing a successful real estate market strategy, particularly if you're focused on rentals. I broke down some key trends to monitor and their implications on a potential ...

Hello everyone! I am a first time landlord. I recently bought a SFH and am now listing it for rent this month. 
About the house: The house was build in the 1950s but is in really good condition. The house is super re...

Hi BP!I'm trying to figure out what else I can do or subscribe to, with the purpose of generating more leads. To date, I have:
Found my niche (BRRRR)Defined my market (KC metro with good schools)Connected with severa...

Hey BP, I'm in the fortunate situation of having multiple qualified applicants for my rental property opening up next month.  One of them asked if I would be open to a lease-to-own option.  My initial gut reaction was...

I see that many real estate investors use the brrrr method but my question is on the rehab part. Is there a certain limit on repairs that deems a house as to far to fix? Is there a specific amount that a house should ...

I have a house in Newark, CA rented to section 8 tenant for nearly 2 years. When I first rented, I was asked to lower the rent even though my asking rent was $200 lower than other houses in the community (same size a...

I keep hearing this is bound to happen, but I know that fundamentally the market is very different now than when things "crashed" in 2008ish. Who has data to show short sales are coming? Please show this with concrete...