Hi BP, I own single family and small multi units in Grand Rapids MI. I am looking for info on the Cap Rate in Grand Rapids Michigan. I would like to buy a mixed use and larger multi unit properties in this area. Than...

Three years late on this, but I thought I'd go ahead and list this medium-term rental in Denver. 
This was our very first purchase in 2015. We intended to use it as a primary residence for awhile. Instead, we found a...

I am interested in starting a flipping business with a friend.  This friend is already a successful flipper, but needs more capital (so we can buy at auctions, etc., for cash).I lost my job of 28 years, and have a 401...

Is it a good idea to send 50-100 lowball offers at prices that cash flow? I don't mean real offers, I mean informal emails proposing a different price. Proof of Funds always attached of course.

You guys please, please help me out..........i feel so overly whelm....I have my first property under contract and now it almost expire and i'm having a hard time trying to find a buyer for it.....

I new at this whol...

In my planning for retirement, I estimate my family annual expenses to be about 100K. I want to know how much do I need to clear in rental income to be able to cover that.
Obviously, the depreciation should make the ...

The average single family home price in the United States is $295,300 as of June 2020(NAR). Multi-family residential (2-4 units) properties have followed a similar trend, some market areas reaching $200,000+ per unit ...

In 2013, I bought my first home, a 2 bedroom / 1.5 bathroom condo located in Southern California for $170K. While I was hoping to spend between $120K - $160K, it was important for me to buy a property that was move-in...

Where to invest in Tampa? I am always asked this question as the broker of Graystone Investment Group and have spoken with many investors who suggest investing in downtown Tampa's outer ring. As downtown Tampa keeps e...

For those of you using outside PM, do you have a clean or automated solution for aggregating your PM books with the stuff you pay for yourself (insurance, taxes, mortgage payment, admin costs, materials, travel, etc)?...