I currently live in NJ and my wife and I are currently thinking of moving to Florida. If we move I am thinking of buying a duplex and working on a BRRR method. I have been focusing a little bit on the Tampa area which...

Note to everyone, listen to BP podcast #168 guest starring Cameron Skinner.

I had shifted my research a couple months ago to lots/land for development opposed to battling the red hot North Texas market for deals. Ke...

Hello everyone, My name is Rachel House, and I am a junior year finance major at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst.  I recently received my salesperson license and completed an internship at Coldwell Banker, ...

Like others here, I've recently gotten into vacation rentals with my first property in Vegas after having focused only on long-term rentals for the past 5 years.  While it's still early, the performance of the vacatio...

Commercial vs Residential. I understand residential financing, buying & selling, but I often hear there is more money to be made in commercial, but don't understand much.Should one start by finding a commercial le...

If properties double in value every 5 years or appreciate by 8-10% if it's the right area do property values just go up infinitely? If a house in Seattle is worth 2M in 2023 and is only 2000 square feet in a good neig...

If you had 200k, your strategy is buy and hold
Want to get something close to Los Angeles as possible, not more then 3 hrs drive from
LA. No hoa properties
What would u do. Sorry no 3m here

I’ve been hearing a lot about whole life insurance and how you can use it as your own personal bank to finance real estate deals. Can anyone expand on this and does anyone recommend a good whole life agent to work wit...

I am researching a multi-unit property in Baltimore with great potential. However, some red flags caught my attention. First, the asking price is average in the area, but the seller's rent roll states that they are re...

So more of a curiosity question.....what's going on in West Texas?  The state is on fire - business friendly, good weather, low taxes (with the exception of property), jobs, growing population, etc.  It seems Dallas a...