Investment Info:

Large multi-family (5+ units) buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $135,000

Cash invested: $65,000

Sale price: $135,000

Mixed use multi family/commercial. This building was...

I have started a new property management and would like a little advice.
I'm starting my company in the Md, Va, DC area. Do I or my project manager need a real estate license to operate in anyone of these states? Al...

Are any of you using revokable trusts to get your shorts done? I've heard of a few investors using them, but I'm not sure what the advantages and disadvantages are. With the FHA seasoning limits being lifted it seem...

I love renting my properties, and am in the process of my first flip, seeing both advantages, they both have great profit potential, I have been thinking of some owner financing (me being the bank)  on some future pur...

Hello all Jeff here would like to introduce a bit about my arrival here at this site.Well first off way back in the day I went to realtor school.Then started the Contractor Roofing Business,And after year's of doing ...

Just wanted to put it out here, I'm wanting to test the waters out on a real estate slack page for investors and people who are interested in learning about REI. If that's something you'd like to participate in , let ...

We are looking for an insurance provide for our flips. We have and are currently using a national vendor but feel the costs are just getting too high.I would love to hear who people are using to properly insure their...

Question: If I financed a SFR, duplex or even a 4-plex with an FHA loan.  Do I physically have to live there for one year?  I live with my fiancee in a house we bought last year.  My name is not on the note and we are...

Hello Everyone,I would like any software recommendations regarding finding properties outside of Zillow and other retail platforms like that. Preferably a platform focused on investors. Thank you,Mitch

Hello fellow BP'ers! So I haven't seen much posted on this, but I'm curious how folks (who are actively BRRRR'ing) approach this situation when in comes up. My question is, if a property appraises higher than expected...