-Hawaii properties only-Rental listings in the past 0-3 months-Any residential property type-Anecdotal data okIf you wouldn't mind sharing what you've seen recently for your rental listings (time on the market, drop i...

Hi fellow BPers. I am a real estate newbie having been in the game for almost a year now. I'm currently in the raising capital stage to eventually get into buy and holds. I have been doing this primarily through worki...

My wife and I are in our early 30's and currently have a 1-bedroom condo in CT renting for $1,750/month with expenses (including mortgage, tax, insurance, etc.) at $1,200.  We both work 9-5 jobs in the marketing/event...

Hi All-I am sure others are feeling a shifting in the tide as things continue to  be overpriced, increasing interest rates, and return metrics continually become more difficult to hit. I was hoping to get some discuss...

Hello Bigger Pockets - Thanks in advance for any advice
I am currently looking to get approved for a loan for a small multi-family (2-4 units) and am having difficulties finding lenders that will do a 30 year fixed w...

Hello, what are some areas I should be looking in the Cleveland Ohio market? What are some area I should stay away from, I am looking for a "cash flow" style property. I am ok with a little rough but want to stay away...

Hello everyone! I'm excited to have been referred to the BP community (and podcast which i've been listening to like an addict recently). My wife and I bought a 4-plex in 2011 and a SFR at the end of 2013 (both in Red...

Phoenix multifamily can't lose right? We have been purchasing based on three primary inputs:1. Perpetual rising rents.2. Perpetually low interest rates/ability to refinance.3, High occupancy/low economic vacancy.Unfor...

I have the ability to put roughly 15k down on my first deal. That being said I wouldnt have much left in the way of funds for a rehab, ive been back and forth on either going through a private lender or getting a trad...

Okay so I am seriously interested in getting my feet wet in real estate investing. It seems like MHI is the way to go because of the low cost of entry and if things go bad, you're not out more than a few thousand a...