Hello,I own 2 multi family rental properties, one of them since 2012 and the other since 2015, both are mortgaged. I am considering bringing in an investor to basically swap out my mortgage company in exchange for sha...

In the MLS a property is being advertised by a realtor, but the description says "

Non representation listing please call owner direct". Does this mean the realtor does not have exclusive rights to sell the ...

Good afternoon everyone!My name is Brian and I joined this forum per the advice of my investment partner. BLUF: I want to retire from my government job and move back to KC in 3 years. My investment partner and I will ...

Hello BP community. I am a fix and flip investor and am looking for some help in figuring out if I should keep my latest rehab for a long term hold. I don't have any rental property currently, but would like to start ...

Are you guys not afraid to be in debt for 30 years? All three of my houses I bought on a 15 year loans to avoid being in debt. But all three of them have negative cash flow. One is almost paid off so my plan is to sel...

How do you guys collect rent from your rental properties? I’m curious because I’m tired of collecting rent in cash, face to face... i also don’t want to pay a property manager

I'm a newbie investor in the NYC area. I'm focused on starting out with small apartment deals through buying and holding. My family currently owns a six unit multifamily free and clear of debt. I was recently talking ...

I have been doing some research and even called a realtor friend. Despite getting answers I don’t have what I feel is a strong feeling to what a cap rate is and how it applies to real estate and analyzing deals.

Hi!  Just wondering if there's a limit on home equity loans.  If not, and you have like $200,000 cash to start, could you just buy a $100k property, fix it up, rent it out and then get a home equity loan for $70k and ...

Hi all,I am considering doing a 1031 Exchange of my Duplex Rental Property which has been straight line depreciated for 25 years. with an existing loan of about $250K.1. If I understand correctly, the depreciation cap...