Hey everyone,
I'm brand new to real estate investing and have been reading/researching the different methods people use. I recently stumbled upon turnkey investing and wanted to hear from the BP community on their ex...

I know that the vast majority of landlords and property managers will have a simple answer to that question: DON'T.However, I'm interested in building my MF rental investing and property management business in New Yor...

So I have been actively looking for good investment properties for the last two months. I went and looked at two yesterday that were still tenant occupied. The standards of living are so crummy at the houses that I wo...

Hello all, My wife and I are looking to invest in our first multifamily home. We're currently in the early stages of the process (i.e. haven't talked to a lender). We both have good credit scores but unfortunately due...

Since I don't have enough cash in hands I decided to use money from my 403(b) retirement fund. I created a self-directed IRA with a custodian company. I don't have too much into my 403(b) either, only $60,000, not eno...

When analyzing a deal and valuing a property, what financing terms do you include? As many of you already know, a deal can look very good to very bad to anywhere in between based on the down payment, interest rate, an...

Some people mentioned that when you are buying a house you should get a "Buyer Agent". So as I see it:Seller Agent - negotiation the largest price possible for the house to satisfy his seller needsBuyer Agent - negoti...

I've been on here a couple of days already and I'm loving the discussion. Ok. I'm really just getting started in earnest. I have one property, an older but stately three unit in the downtown area of my home city. I'...

Hi everyone,
I am having an internal debate. I am 23, and I plan on getting my own place soon. I live in southern California, so renting an apartment isn't the cheapest. I have found a few apartments for anywhere fro...

As a real estate investor, one of the largest time wasters for me is pulling comps. You end up depending on real estate agents (whom are very investor friendly), but have their own lives to manage when you might see a...