I am looking at purchasing a fourplex with an FHA loan as my first investment. Fourplexes in my area run for $350k+. I am doing my anlysis right now on several and don't see how purchasing a fourplex can cashflow (oth...

Generally investing in apartment in bigger city has a low cap rates and higher asking price.
Despite the low cap rate <4.5% ,is it advisable to invest in such apartments for long term investment?
Some investors sti...

Economic Update
(Monday, October 19, 2020)
At its core, real estate is a people business, and being kind to people is a business approach that never goes wrong. Being kind builds a positive image. It earns trust...

Hi BP family, I'm in Oceanside area of San Diego County.  Currently renting but have the funds and lender pre-approval ready to go to purchase a property.  First thought was to find a duplex or (home w/ ADU), live in ...

Hello everyone,
I've purchased/sold multiple times for my primary residence.  I'm in the process of moving from one state to another, and if all goes well in this market, I should be under contract tomorrow. My plan ...

Hello spec home builders,I was wondering if you could review my breakdown of a potential deal I was looking at.  It involves purchasing a piece of land to build a spec house.  Let me know if I'm missing something in m...

Hard Rock Hotel (Downtown San Diego) has offered investment ownership opportunities for certain rooms within their establishment... has anybody had experience with this or horror stories of such investments?

The ask...

Hey everyone ,So I inherited a property been a couple of years and decided (finally) to rent out as I could always sell it in the future or move back in someday (grew up in that home) . Now because I am renting and no...

Hello Everyone,I currently own one four unit apartment that I purchased for $193,500 and rents for $2300/month. When I bought the proerty it appraised at $217,500. I paid only $3,500 down for the property using an FHA...

Warren Buffett when asked about his time horizon for investments. He answered with "Our favorite stock holding period is forever.” That got me wondering about real estate as I know folks in the boomer generation that ...