Kentucky looks like a great market to invest.But i dont see a lot of economic growth there. Does the government invests in cities?Any corporation (IMB, Google, Automotive or etc) building anything in Louisville?

That's in South Dakota in case you didn't know.  If you did, may be you are from around here and would like to give some advice.  Sioux Falls is currently in a real estate boom http://www.argusleader.com/story/news/bu...

http://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/2015/01/31/cmha-raises-public-housing-standards-renters-pinched/22596041/Just saw this article posted by the Cincinnati Enquirer.  I remember someone on here made a thread a few mo...

Buoyed by historically low mortgage rates and robust home sales activity, Austin has blown the roof off its homeownership rate.
In the third quarter of this year, the homeownership rate in the Austin metro area skyro...

Hi guys,I'm a recent college grad, who's interested in RE investing. As I have a job that I work 70+ hours a week, I have not have that much time to do substantial research on best practices in the space. I've spent m...

I thought it was interesting the parallel they draw to other industries such as travel.  However the class actions are small to date.  Any thoughts on this one? https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/realestate/the-int...

We've all been there, your at the grocery store and only have enough money to buy one magazine at the check out line, but you don't know what you want to read about. Do you pick Real Estate or celebrity gossip? Well t...

Hello BP Community,My fiance and I currently rent in the Little Italy area right near Pilsen and are looking to buy a 2 or 3 flat via conventional or FHA loan in an 'up and coming' neighborhood. What are some neighbor...

Upon joining up with Bigger Pockets, I logged on to see an advertisement that said "cold calling is dead" that was advertising a book. While it looks attractive, the data simply doesn't support this proposal. In a...

So here is something that is coming on May 1st. I just heard about it.Essentially if you have a good credit score (680 or above) you will pay more in mortgage fees to help those with poor credit buy a house.https://ww...