Hello, im new to the forum. Hoping to get some opinions.I currently own two homes, one i live in the other i rent out. I want to upgrade to a better home for myself. Trying to decide if i should cash out refi the one ...

I recently purchased a 4-unit property (like a week ago). While I was moving in, one of the tenants gave me notice that she would be moving out in 45 days. I reviewed her lease and it has significant penalties for ear...

Sorry if it sounds insane but forgive me I am a newbie to the whole "real estate world". Ugghhh.... This real estate stuff has mind going 100mph! lol..

Ok so, I am going to give you the numbers and some info about th...

Hey Everyone! I've spent years crunching deal numbers just to let good properties get away and then see the gains someone else ends up making down the road... It's finally time to make moves, and I thought some perspe...

I have been looking to purchase my first rental property and have kind of drug my feet a little, but mainly because the market where I live is overpriced for rentals on the MLS listing. I was talking to a contractor a...

I was wondering if any real estate professionals like you can prove this to be a good move in terms of investing. If you were me, what would you focus more on?

I live in the West Town area of Chicago. I’ve recently...

Hey community, i have a question which has been on my mind as an investor for long. I own 23 doors at this time in Arkansas and Northern Virginia, i have been using my own capital to buy units so far. Some of my prope...

Hi BP!  I'm going to search the forums for similar discussions, just looking for some advise...  We're part way through our first flip and have had decent luck so far getting the right guys in place to do the job, exc...

I have a few rentals and am just getting started with this as a full time gig. So I'm very green in this space of operation. I keep running into the same issue of tenants moving out without giving proper 30 day notice...

Hey BP. A few years ago I started working on a degree called a 'Masters of Real Estate Development for Architects' (MRED) at Woodbury University in San Diego after getting jaded in a traditional Masters of Architectur...