Hey BP folks! I've been planning a move to the USA and have been laser focused on Tampa, FL, and am seeing overinflated RE prices there. Houses that were selling for $80,000 5-8 years ago are now selling for $350,000 ...

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I’m looking to take my next step in my RE investing career with a foray into the multifamily realm. In the single-family/duplex/triplex/quad-plex world, I know that purchasing property at a significant discou...

Not sure where this post should land, maybe a good idea for a new forum ... Owners of 10+ Properties, or something a little more creative than that, but you get the idea.

I would like input from those investors who h...

We often treat tenants as though they are the problem or the biggest headache and many times they are but in the end of the day they are the landlord/managers customer....your property is your product and your custome...

Hi BP!Just wanted to share a recent success story of my girlfriend in negotiating. I recently read Never Split the Difference by Chris Voss on the recommendation of a member. Instantly top 10 book for me as far as pri...

I was just told by my realtor that flipping without 100% cash was impossible in my area. He said there is not enough REO inventory and too many flippers. He tried to talk me into looking at some but and holds because ...

While i am researching for best places to buy rental investment properties i feel confused while looking on (vacancy rate, high owner occupied areas ...etc) , my question is when there is an area which has 80% houses ...

Happy new year, folks! I'm a guy approaching middle-age, living in Chicago. For several reasons (property taxes, politics), I would prefer to begin real estate investing somewhere other than locally. Currently, my int...

Where do you think would be a better place to buy and hold property as an out of state investor. St. Louis, Kansas City, Dallas or Memphis? 

I saw a TV show talking about the average sales price in the Bay area at 936k  along with some tear downs in Freemont selling for 1.1 to 1.3  it was crazy even for someone like me who bought their first home in the la...