Running a buisness is most definitely one of the most challenging journeys of my life so far. Along with the responsibility comes.. the stress! Maybe it is just me, but i find myself having trouble turning my brain of...

THIS WHOLE SALE THING IS TOOOOO HARD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I have a cpl properties that I did the #'s on .....and no bites. I did the financial calculator on  them...(there good to go))They are good deals.  If I could g...

All,I was looking at a potential property posted by Networth Realty in Tampa.   I was just curious if anyone has worked with them?  I found a few things, and my attorney did too, that seemed risky about the deal, and ...

In this blog I explain the confusion with the location of "Shenandoah", regulations, numbers, and an overall introduction to the "Shenandoah" STR market:

Short Term Rentals in the Shenandoah Valley What You Need to...

I always thought Keller Williams Realty recruiting tactics were cringeworthy and my opinion hasn't changed but, somehow, eXp Realty recruiting tactics are exponentially worse. A Realtor in my office was recently hit o...

I know this subject has been discussed numerous times in various threads on BP, but I'm going to bring it up again.

I am looking for feedback from anyone that has gone from investing and managing their own properties...

http://www.latimes.com/business/realestate/la-fi-h...LA area home prices continue to rise (heck, so does inflation!), and less people are buying them. The above article cites "inventory constraints, credit hurdles and...

I have a SFH with equity that I will be selling and 1031 exchanging for a commercial/mult-family property.  Can I legally syndicate the new acquisition, and if so, will this just create a tax accounting nightmare?Ahmed

If you have spent even one minute on these forums, you've run into Jay Hinrichs. He's one of our most prolific contributors, currently sitting at Number Five on the all-time posters list.Jay has been investing forever...

Seller has offered to finance his 600k property with the following terms:
10% down payment and 6 percent interest rate. The goal is to wait for rates to go down and me refinance in 3 years for a better rate. The goal...