Hey BP family,I found a duplex off market that I intend to house hack with my VA loan. The seller is an older guy and wants to retire from real estate. He’s had the same tenants in place for almost a decade and their ...

We are putting together a program that will allow Buy & Hold Investors to find properties they want to make rental income with and controlling interest in them without having to having to get a bank loan to purcha...

Hello BP!This is my first post in the forum. I’ve been reading and researching as much as I possibly can lately. I am looking to start my REI journey. I own a business and live in Marion, Ohio, about an hour away from...

I’m looking to 1031 a $1M duplex I own in San Diego due to it’s low Return on Equity to a place in the south east. I’ve been researching areas around Orlando, Jacksonville, and Tampa. Any suggestions on areas or broke...

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I am planning to invest in Detroit, I am currently from denver where the population keeps increasing and the prices dont drop from the 100k mark. I want to invest in the fitzgerald area as i have fou...

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I am curious to see some feedback on the goals of the investors who discuss various topics here. I see a lot of discussion on different property acquisition scenarios, property management, obtaining ...

Just curious for those that are doing rentals, which is your preference? For me I think for the long term I'd prefer SFH just because I think they would be easier to sell if need be.

What about you?

Hi BP fam! So after searching for homes in Katy and Richmond and made an offer on an older 1983 SFH which ended up having a lot of issues during the inspection (plumbing, electrical, foundation, etc), I decided to go ...

So I am looking at available properties that I could possibly syndicate (while I am experienced with residential real estate, I am relatively new to commercial RE). Here is a situation:- Property type: bank leased NNN...

What does everyone think about this? IMO completely foolish. They should let the market determine rents, not government. https://www.nytimes.com/2019/02/26/us/oregon-rent-control.html#click=https://t.co/UIxK0K98Bx