Hello BP'ers ,I currently own a single family home in Mount Juliet TN, 25 minutes outside Nashville. Nashville is booming and houses are selling quickly. I want to find a way to start into real estate investing. Would...

Hello, I'm an avid Single Family Unit investor and looking to spread my wings and money into Apartments.  Starting small - 8 to 15 units.  I'm curious if I should get a lawyer involved right away after I look at the p...

Hey BP hive mind! My wife and I are supposed to close on a multi unit (zoned as a 2 unit with a legal 3rd & bonus unit/in law) in Chicago tomorrow. Yesterday the seller (an older man who has owner occupied the pro...

Hi All - I am working with the lender to finalize the financing for a Duplex in WA state. After going through multiple options, the best deal available is 30 years fixed conventional 15% DP at 4.125% interest. I plan ...

I have a 3 unit I purchased in 2017 for 575k in todays market I’ve been offered 950k for the property. Within the next couple of years I’ll have to do some pretty big projects to the house including siding, some windo...

We have been in our primary residence for 8 years and, after a call with the bank, I can access around $125,000 of equity. Assuming 25% down, I have around $500,000 of purchase power. This would be accessing around 50...

Does an empty lot have more value to a potential investor vs a property with a debilitated house on it? (Seems rhetorical to ask)
Thoughts are that the debilitated house is considered a liability and the empty lot is...

Hey All,
So a few days ago i reached out on this forum after being absent for the most of 3 years because my rental property had burned down... long story short 3 years later i just got the keys to my newly rebuilt ...

High lumber prices are driving up the price of new build homes.Lumber futures hit $1,260 per thousand board feet on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. If that sounds like a lot, well, it is—an all-time high.
Lumber pri...

I swear, this isn't a scheme and scam LOL. Just trying to see what other options are out there for getting cash in hand to build a rental property, aside from just saving X amount every paycheck for the next few years...