So am I moving too fast, or is there such thing?
I've been sitting on the back burner for about 3 years waiting for my opportunity and studying.
I finally pulled the trigger on a 4 plex and today just signed a purcha...

Hello BP community!My fiancé and I just got our first offer accepted for a four-plex in Dallas and are looking for some advice on our analysis before our option period ends. The property is comprised of four 2b/1ba un...

Hello, I'm new around here and hoping to benefit from the wisdom in this community.  I would very much appreciate some experience-based feedback on this situation. I'm preparing to relinquish a commercial rental prop...

Hello all,My wife and I are working on a deal to purchase a mobile home park. There are 15 mobiles and 12 "RV" spots ( which look pretty trashy). We own a couple single family props right now but really intrigued by B...

Hello BP friends!My wife and I are new landlords.  We bought a building in Peoria, Illinois about 1 year ago.  It was listed as a small 3-unit building, but was zoned as a duplex so we had to move one tenant out.  The...

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I'm looking for some help stepping through analyzing a deal. I'm open to any and all feedback - I'm new to this so please go easy. :) What I'd like to know is if I'm too ambitious to start with, and w...

Hello, Fellow Biggers!I am new, there is no getting around that. Where I live there is a house for sale. From the pictures and description, the house is basically gutted. They are asking 80k for the house. For me, it ...

Hello everybody!!
I've been on this site for a couple weeks and doing a lot of research to get started in investing in multi-family units. I'm starting now to look for recommendations to build up my team. I'll be h...

What is everyone's take on the buy/hold rental market in Orlando? I'm looking at du/tri/quadplexes and having a difficult time finding anything in a +C area with acceptable (10%+) cap rates. I still think we have some...

I have read that there are a number of obstacles when buying a SFH under an LLC (i.e. having to use a commercial lender, higher interest rates, shorter amortization and balloon payment after 5 years). As a result, man...