If you were to pick up a small building with a few residential units and a nice sized commercial store front on the first floor how would you handle getting that store front ready to rent? What is the most common prac...

Hello fellow BP members. I live in Houston, Texas and are getting ready to open a new business bank account for my newly formed LLC. Are wondering which banks may be more friendly and convenient to us real estate rent...

Hello everybody! Glad to become a part of this awesome community!My name is Daniel. I'm currently a graduate student working on getting my masters in Taxation. I am currently working as a staff accountant. I have one ...

All advice welcome! My fiancé and I are looking to build a 3-4 unit townhome style multifamily in the Knoxville area. This would be our primary residence. We currently live in Maryland and have $135-140k in equity in ...

As a hard money broker, I’ve been seeing more investors use DSCR loans for rental properties and other investment projects. I’m curious to hear from others in the community—how are you finding DSCR loans as an option?...

Hello, BiggerPockets community,
I am excited to share that my first rental property is under contract! I am requesting the BiggerPockets community's opinion on the following questions:
What items can I negotiate wit...

I am doing a cash-out refinance on my investment property.  I will be using the money to invest in another investment property.  Do I have to put the money into a 1031 exchange if I plan on purchasing before the end o...

I am a wholesaler based in Charlotte, North Carolina. I have never done any real estate marketing before and I was wondering if Facebook Ads generate a better ROI than bandit signs, postcards or even yellow letters. M...

So, the day has come to finally figure out how much your rental property income will affect your child support payment. You won’t be surprised that many states consider that pretty penny a critical component when calc...

I'm getting ready to buy my first property. Is it better to pay cash even if it will take almost all my cash or is it better to put say 20 to 30 percent down and finance the rest just to have some back for a rainy day...