looking to buy condo in minneapolis area. any idea , tips or anything i should know before i get a real estate agent. greatly appreciate 

I am in the process of selling 4 condo units in Somerville. I will have net proceeds of ~$1.7MM, and I am looking to do a 1031 exchange. I wanted to reach out to the group to see if anyone had any idea of new markets ...

Has anyone had bad experiences with open houses in Tampa Bay?  Any tips you'd share on how to improve traffic?  Marketing?  It seems like open houses are dying, even for the owner occupant buyers... change my mind!

There are many posts and have heard several guests on the BP podcast advocate for getting your real estate license, but no one ever talks about the downsides.I'm a southeast Michigan-based investor who is using direct...

What would you say is the best way to break into real estate with no experience? All I know is that I am ready to break free from my cubicle and ready to dive in and do what is needed!

I had a tenant for 5.5 years who just moved out, and it is my first time turning over a property. I spent several days repainting (lots of holes, marks, etc), cleaning, steam cleaning the carpet - am not planning ...

Hello there!My name is Robert Lindsley and I'm a new real estate investor from the Boston, MA area.  I'm focusing mainly on the Somerville, Malden, Medford, Melrose, Everett areas just north of Boston.For the past 30 ...

Hello!I have been playing around with the idea of owning real-estate for quite some time now. I have a unique job where I officiate high level of junior hockey and live in housing supplied by the league. This is where...

Hello, BP community!Slightly delayed introduction here, but better late than never. I am Aaron (also go by Yichan) and currently live in Los Angeles, CA. My passion has been cars, thus finding my way around to my curr...

Hi all! I'm new to the forum and just starting to look into OOS investing. My husband and I live in Los Angeles. We are looking for high cash flow areas with the potential to grow steadily (not depreciate at least, ho...