BP Fam,I met with Ben Kayatta of Xcalibur Services recently and he shared some upcoming changes to the HVAC industry that I felt compelled to share with you all. These changes will likely impact pricing in a major way...

Hello every one !
im investor (not from usa) and im gonna invest in pittsburgh
some one have any link / excel or something that can help me receive any information of what are the best neighborhood that can work ...

I have been diligently researching the art of underwriting small multifamily apartment buildings, and I am unclear how much capital is raised in the typical deal. Say, on a $300k building, should I be raising $100k fr...

I live in the PNW (Eugene OR specificall) where it seems that housing is going at above top dollar. I have been educating myself and found that out of state investing may be tee best bet. I'm curious as to where I ne...

I am a new investor in New Haven, CT.  I notice the cap rate for large apartment buildings (50+ units) tend to price at much lower cap rates than smaller apartment buildings (4-10 units).  I'm referring to cap rates i...

fred, dont pay an upfront fee!! when i first started, i wanted that hard money loan bad too. i found a broker who promised me the world with a 'due diligence' fee of 1,000. when i told him no way, he emailed me fo...

So I don't have a company name, LLC, or website for that matter(I am just starting out. I only have 1 property) and I want to cold call on a lead. Side note: this house isn't listed for sale. It is listed for rent. lo...

Hey BP Family, I know many of you have pursued new construction in Cape Coral through Rent to Retirement. How was your overall experience? It has been over a year since we closed and we are still awaiting final approv...

Hi all,
I’m excited to finally engage more with the BiggerPockets community! I discovered BP about 3-4 months ago after reading Rental Property Investing by Brandon Turner. Since then, I’ve been listening to BiggerPo...

There are 11 million undocumented immigrants in the United States. If even just a quarter of them are removed, don't you think it would greatly affect housing markets? That'd be 2-3 million people not needing housing ...