Hello everyone,I'm considering pursuing a career as a real estate agent, and would like to have existing agents chime in if you could! I've read many books and watched countless videos on the experiences and challenge...

Hey all, I've been buying investment properties in KC metro for about the past year and so far I've picked up some duplexes and a SFR. I live in CA (San Francisco Bay Area) and have visited KC and connected with an ag...

Hello BP Community! My husband and I are looking into rental investing in Fresno, CA. We’re doing research and trying to find out more about the market there, from average rents to rental vacancy rates to neighborhood...

Unleash the Power of AI: How ChatGPT Can Turn Your Lackluster Property Listings into Buyer Magnets

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I was supposed to be going into business with my brother. Unfortunately, he hasn't shown any initiative in the last 6 months to get his contractors license (red flag).I'm from Chicago originally but I just moved back ...

Is there a sweet spot of bedrooms or baths that the average STR family needs.  Also what size of beds?  Is it worth it to get a queen vs. a double.  What is the most marketable kind of layout when it comes to bed and ...

I'm currently evaluating properties in the suburbs of Seattle and am having trouble finding anything that cash flows.

The best situation i'm finding is a SFR for 180k that will rent for 1600. So far my sear...

Hi, Steve here. I am very new and right now in the obvious learning phase. I really want a local mentor here in Grand Rapids Mi. I have sent out emails offering to clean vacancies, answer phones, run errands,  take ph...

In Podio, I'm seeing that CRM and Marketing are two sets of apps. Has anyone found a combined app? I'm looking to track a lead from capture through to the sales cycle and automate marketing activity (emails, phone cal...

Legendary real estate investor Sam Zell believes (or at least purports to believe) that homeownership will fall to 55%, well below the 64% it is at now and far from the ~69% we saw prior to the crash. Here is the ...