What a way to start the new year (and my REI endeavors). Wow...where do I begin? Last summer, as a beginning wholeseller, I started sending out handwritten yellow letters to a neighborhood near me that looked like it ...

New investor here (still looking for my first deal) and I’ve got just a few questions...1.) When it comes to PMLs/HMLs which would be better to utilize starting out? When is a time each is more affective?2.) Would you...

I've had the idea for about 6 years to start flipping houses, with the goal of owning a couple of rental properties. Two years ago I actually quit my job and moved somewhere that had a good market (at the time) and t...

Hi BP Community.I bought a 4-plex last year in which the rents are VERY under market AND I'm paying heat and hot water in Vermont.  The residents of this house have been here for 3 years, 8 years, 12 years and 25 year...

Hi everyone. I am  general contractor and thinking to build my first vacation rental.
I absolutely unexperienced in field of short rentals I have several questions.
1. Is it important you have vacation rental in Nic...

I would like to hear feedback from anyone who has successfully used a Rollover as Business Startup (ROBS) or a Business Owners Retirement Savings Account (BORSA) to use assets in a 401k to fund investment real estate ...

Hi Everyone! I'm currently renting out my home in Pensacola on Airbnb, and its going very well so far. I'm moving to San Diego this Fall and I plan on purchasing a home there to list on Airbnb. I'll be traveling for w...

I was speaking with a Realtor who specializes in land contracts. He said I should put 20 percent down so I can hold the deed. My question is it necessary or can I put down less and still control the property? Thanks

I'm making offers on SFR mostly in Fulton County and curious to see if everyone has been able to arrange inspections, appraisals etc easily amidst covid-19 shutdowns?

So many people love rental properties and even though I like the monthly income I don't like being bothered with the overhead. When I think about after you pay the mortgage, insurance, taxes, plus maintenance you have...