Erik Granum
Partnering with an owner instead of buying outright?
I'm considering buying a mixed-use, multi-family building in Hampton Roads, VA. The building is vacant and in disrepair. The current owner can't afford the renovations that would necessary to make the building marketa...
Mohammed A.
Evaluate the rental market of a neighborhood
Hello All I was wondering if anybody can provide me some helpful tips to evaluate the rental market. By ‘rental market’, I am not referring to whole metropolitan area. I am talking about evaluating a neighborhood or s...
Steve Preston
Buying at a County Public Auction - Questions
Ok. This is my first ever post after the initial Hello, so please bear with me :)1) Is there ever likely to be a case where a house is purchased through the Public County Auction system where people - the original own...
Rob Suhai
New Jersey Tenant Eviction Notices to land a deal
Hi All!I wanted to see if any New Jersey investors have had any luck with pulling tenant eviction notices from public record, contacting the property owner who might be willing to sell, and landing themselves a good d...
Kevin Co
are there licensing requirements to own rentals in NY
as an out of state investor are there any requirements to be licensed as a landlord in NY state? Specifically looking into properties in Rochester. If I’m working with a PM would I, as an owner, need anything special?
Jessie Hillard
Newbie here from Jacksonville Fl. Advice needed!
Hi! My name is Jessie and I and a newbie to real estate and investing. I would like to get my feet wet in the business and learn the in's and outs from the pros. I do not know where to begin. I have funds to invest an...
Marc Ramsay
Looking for local PM for East Cleveland
I have a client with a 24 unit MF building in East Cleveland who has spent a lot of money fixing up the building, and it is a very nice place, however, they are having a tough time finding a PM who can find some go...
Katie Fiola Jones
Newbie from Denver, CO
Hey everyone, I'm Katie and I'm new to BP. I am a recent college graduate and I have been working in Property Management for about 2 years. I have tried out many positions within the company, and now I am currently a ...
Seth Williams
How Do You Know When Your Offers Are Low Enough?
How do you know when the offers you're sending out are low enough?
Here's one good indication...
This letter was in response to an offer I sent to a tax delinquent property owner (note: the name of my company is ...
Sean Brennan
The Lifetime of a Lead
My understanding is that you should contact a lead every 30-60 days; but, for how long (assuming they don't ask to be removed from your list)? I was thinking the following:
1. Preforeclosure - Until they get foreclo...