In 2020 I bought an 11-unit complex from a slumlord in Midtown, Kansas City for $1.1 million. It seemed like a pretty good opportunity as the owner was retiring and the area is being revitalized. 8 months later I've s...

Hello, All! First time poster here. I’m a skydiving instructor that is trying to get started in real estate. After spending a lot of free time on here and listening to the BP podcast. I’ve started searching for my fir...

I don't a duplex that I've made a couple offers on and need a bit of advice before I decide to make a final offer.This will be my first purchase. It's a duplex that looked to be in very good shape aside from the roof ...

Investment Info:
Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Davenport, IA.
Purchase price: $90,000Cash invested: ~$20,500
3/1.5 SFR in IA. Expected to Cash Flow ~$200-240/month after all expenses. What ma...

Hello BP. My favorite place on the internet .I'm a newbie, I dont have over 5k, I dont make enough to save 30 or 40k this year, but I'm committed to be a landlord... housing provider....So the banks are out. FHA loans...

I have a client who is looking to rent his moms condo. He needs recommendations for a property management company. Thanks for your help.

I'm looking for that magic combination of upward appreciation and upward rent growth in affordable metro areas. I know that's a needle in a haystack sometimes, but looking at Birmingham, it seems like the appreciation...

Hi everyone.  I just recently found BP and this is my first question.It seems that one of the main purposes of the Fix and Flip calculator is to determine what your max allowable offer should be based on ARV and profi...

Suppose there is an issue with your heater.  
Is it unreasonable to request that a guest use my fireplace (wood is provided) until the issue is resolved?
For some reason, they are adamantly opposed to using a firepl...

I was usually using option 1, but I was recently introduced to option 2 and would like to get feedback on its caveats:Option 1:- Contribute to the Roth portion of a 401k (lets assume $50k)- Invest this $50k in a syndi...