In real estate, your inventory is hundreds of thousands of dollars so people often think it’s not a business but it is and it follows the basic principles of any business. The truth is, real estate is just the vehicle...

Hi BP community!I am a relatively new investor in Fayetteville, NC. My first rental property is a 4 bed, 3 bath single family. Purchase price was $150k and current rent is $1,475. My analysis of the property is as fol...

Hello! I'm a newbie to Bigger Pockets (I'm currently reading How to Invest in Real Estate: The Ultimate Beginner's Guide). I am a 21 year old college student based near Nashville, TN. My fiance and I are wanting to fi...

Hello all, I’ve started my journey on real estate. As daunting as it is, I am excited to learn all the “in’s and out’s” there is to know to be successful. I see plenty of successful acquisition stories of the famous 0...

Hi All — I’m an out-of-state investor and own a 12-unit MF in the Cleveland area. My building is not separately metered for water/sewer, so I pay those expenses. Does anyone know how common that is (for the owner to h...

Hi!Need some advice. I own several 2-4 unit multi-family buildings in the Chicago areas with loans, but the banks are starting to question why the title has changed from my personal name to a Series LLC. Not only is t...

Hi all,
I was doing some market analysis in the Albany area and have been finding insane amounts of variability in prices. There are some 4br3ba that are $150K then some that are $280K, even though they are close by ...

Hey everyone! I'm curious to hear some opinions on the titled question. What does everyone consider the tipping point when they stop self-managing and start utilizing a property manager? Was it a bad tenant experience...

Hi, I'm in downtown Washington, DC and am looking to invest in a second home in Baltimore City - used as a weekend family house (we have 2 small kids, under 3) and to rent out on AirBnb occasionally. We would like to ...

How much do you need to clear per door to consider it a deal? I'm looking at my first property and accounting for management cost (10%), the numbers (provided I'm not over estimating costs) aren't too appetizing. ...