Hi all,I’m new to BiggerPockets and new to real estate investing as well. I recently found a good property in Atlantic City, New Jersey with a decent pricing with existing tenants in it. I checked the property history...

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Just bought my first single wide mobile home, but I still feel like I need more knowledge in the area of mobile home investing. I live in the Houston area and I am looking for a good investment group ...

If you have been a landlord for a while, you start to recognize when your HVAC contractors are way off on their diagnosis. Two situations this summer involving one of the properties I manage and a property with a PM1....

Hi, I'm working on a new rental I bought and we are torn on what color appliances we should get.Stainless Steel would look much better (in most people's eyes) but it cost slightly more and the biggest issue we have is...

I need a good reliable property manager in Metro Atlanta. The PM has to cover multiple counties as I have properties in Dekalb and Clayton and look to acquire more in a different area.

What I look for mainly in PM i...

This is a silly question possibly. I have heard people in forums says regarding cap rates to pay attention to the overall trend. Just because you bought at a 7 cap today you need to follow the historical trends of the...

I had a good fine dining restaurant in a 3500sf space when we purchased the mixed use building (38 residential units upstairs, 3 office/retail and a restaurant on street level). The owner/chef got distracted and w...

Has anyone done exposed duct work in a SFH or condo?  We are debating doing it in an 80 yr old SFH that we are taking down to the studs and giving it a very modern aesthetic.  My GC has never done them but said he HAS...

Got a call from a lady whose husband owned an Industrial Bldg on 9 acres . It had been used by her husband who operated several businesses . The actual building is 65,000 SQ feet . It has been vacant for 4 years other...

Chase requires new home buyers to put 20% down and have a 700 FICO. I believe the national average is around 7% for first time home buyers. What I don't understand is they still offer their DreamMaker loan with 3% dow...