Hello,  I have a couple of general questions to ask, but some background.  We rented out our first home for about 5 years, so I am familiar with land lording and all the work that can come with that.  Towards the end ...

I have the opportunity to purchase two condo units within a complex. Has anyone done the same before? Whats the best route on these? Reason I am interested in this is because it is on a college campus and can be lease...

Hello BP community,I was looking for some advice or guidance on the best way to get started on becoming an investor. My mind seems to be set on getting my real estate license and starting as a real estate agent. Can a...

I need advice…I am buying my first investment property in May and will put it under a new business. I got laid off from my job and have been unemployed. However, I have savings and an inheritance I can use ,but I am ...

I am currently working on purchasing a triplex with an FHA loan. Last week, the appraiser was scheduled to perform the appraisal, but, according to the listing agent, the appraiser immediately walked off-site after di...

I am new to the landlord business and am unsure as to what I can legally ask former landlords and employers.  My property is in Kansas City, MO and I need to verify income.  Is that something I can legally ask the emp...

Hi, All. I have an SFR that is halfway through a one year lease. My lease stipulates that the tenants are to maintain the yard. It does not go into specifics as to what this entails. They have not been maintaining the...

I was told when talking to guru's that when buying an investment property, to make sure that it is purchased as an LLC and insured as one as well. From my research (NJ), no bank will lend to an LLC (meaning I cannot ...

I usually stay away from the Seattletimes because it's such a rag, but somehow a landlord managed to get a story in. Hopefully this link will work. Read the comments especially.https://www.seattletimes.com/opinion/sma...

Hello BP!I was on vacation out-of-state last week when every investor's vacation nightmare happened: My tenant called and told me the unit was flooding (being destroyed). I called Service Master and they were able to ...