I have been visiting the Florida Panhandle (Destin, Sandestin, 30A, etc.) my whole life as we have family there and it is a good driveable distance for us to travel.  Recently I've been thinking that if I'm going to i...

Are there any companies which can offer a service where they pay me a guaranteed monthly rent (may be less than what usual monthly rent but guaranteed) and then take the property and sub lease it on a per room basis o...

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I was wondering if anybody had some insights in the San Antonio market. I'm from Toronto, Canada and I am new to the Bigger Pocket platform. I am still in the learning phase where I'm listening to podcast and r...

I live in Southern California and I am looking at other markets to invest in.  I was wondering if anyone has every used sites like https://investor.homeunion.com/ to evaluate investments in different markets and get s...

Hello, I have been thinking about starting a property management business that would manage SFH and MFH. I understand that in Texas I would have to get my RE license. How would I find a broker to work under though? I’...

Hi All,This is a repost as I put it in the wrong forum earlier. My apologies. Would appreciate your thoughts. Second multi-unit, first real rehab. 100k budget and 70k in. So I have a three flat that I have been rehabb...

I'm currently encountering some challenges with my family's existing property management company and they are considering a change. Anyone with expertise and experience in the Lutz and Wesley Chapel areas, I was wonde...

Hi Everyone! I'm am looking to start my investing journey. I've been doing research on different cities. I would love some tips on how you find areas to invest in? I live in NY and I am looking to invest outside of NY...

I'm not a licensed realtor, but I'm considering that possibility for legal reasons relating to the sharing of commissions on leads that are more suitable for a retail sale than for a rehabbing. Before I discuss this ...

Under current tax law, your building is set to depreciate over 27.5 or 39 years. But many assets like lighting, carpeting and cabinetry depreciate much faster than that.

Which means you shouldn’t have to wait all t...