I am new and wanting to build on a good foundation for purchasing 3-20 unit multifamily buy and hold- please chime in if you have helpful thoughts.  Please list the insurance policies / types of insurance I should con...

If you were handed $887,000 what would you buy? (seriously see what answers come to mind)If you had any of the following come to mind: charity, help family, new house, better car, computer, travel, etc.  There's a goo...

I am thinking of offering my handyman 6% of gross rents to take care of an apartment building I will be getting soon. He will do everything except bookkeeping, paperwork, and filling vacancies (I have a great renta...

Cap rate: 8-11% (you'll see in a minute)All cash deal. Price is firm. Duplex, currently 100% occupied. To leave out the boring parts, I have run through the numbers and I come up with a NOI of 10k/year. With a mixture...

Hey guys,

I just closed on my first rehab today and I am looking to record all transactions made in relation to this property.

I heard that Quickbooks Pro is great for this purpose, so I am trying it ou...

Is this a good deal for a first Multi-unit?  I'm kinda caught up because of the balloon @ end of finance.  Seller Financed Terms:Sale price: $165,00015% upfront cash deposit and $1538.27/month for 60 months with a bal...

Hello BPers,I’m looking at a few properties in Hilton Head as potential vacation rental investments, and would appreciate any local investors or folks that can give feedback on my financial assumptions. Please reach o...

Hi guys, I've got a duplex that I've owned for about 5 years. I've got a renter moving out and so I've posted that unit on Zillow/ Trulia/ Hotpads. Within just a couple of days I have over 50 interested people in the ...

Hi everyone. I am debating between buying a single family property where I really want to live on long island (convenience, close to friends/family, location I like) vs buying a multifamily in an area in a NYC borough...

Being new and there being so much information I figured I would try to start a weekly thing for all of us newbies called "tip of the week". Hopefully, some of the more experienced investors will overflow this post wit...