The fed keeps cutting rates in an attempt to keep the economy from going into recession. It's inevitable, at some point we ARE going to have a recession. What weapons do they have to boost the economy if the rates hav...

What do you guys think? Two 3-family apartment buildings on one lot.

Purchase price $300,000.

Gross rent:$4,800/mo - $57,600/yr

Cleaning and maint: $1,200/yr

Insurance: $3,400/yr
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Hello, everyone!Click here for the apartment on ZillowAn apartment in Chicago (built in 1962) was remodeled in 2016. The price of the apartment is listed as $209,900, but the Zestimate is $603,719. That seems to be a ...

Good morning Bigger Pockets! My name is Derek Krehling, I'm an aspiring investor from Middletown, PA. I've spent the last few months listening to the podcasts and lurking on the forums so I figured it was time to star...

Hello, BP community!  I would like to start off by saying that I am proud to announce that I am now a BP Pro member!  (I am not a Pro at investing yet, that will take time and sweat equity before I reach that level!!)...

As illustrated by the near complete lack of response to this thread last week the new design has not been a hit.  Ten days and only two positive responses and those were from individuals deeply involved in the develop...

Hi everyone. I'm a newbie regarding how auctions truly operate. I plan on attending one just to observe and see how the process unfolds. I was wondering if anyone could provide some tips and advice on how to purchase ...

Hey BP Community I had a quick question about CMAs and ARV. Over the last month or so I've been added to several Wholesaler buyer list. On a daily bases I receive numerous emails with potential properties across centr...

I'm looking at a multi family home with 6 units, it's not on the market but the owner will sell. I'm hoping I can take knowledge form some of the books I've aquired and bounce things off of the bigger pockets forums t...

I'm interested in learning different ways to fund the purchase of rental properties. The way I'm familiar with is to borrow the entire amount to cover the price of the property and rehab costs. Get the prop ready...