Not looking for a pity party here, just some tips for newer investors that might save some pain for others.  I'm not giving up on real estate investing and this is a learning experience so not a total waste. This was ...

Hi all, 
Your thoughts on this? 
Philadelphia City Council "surprises" landlords once again.
Philadelphia City Councilmember Kendra Brooks’ push to limit landlords use of tenants’ eviction records passed City Counc...

I have read David Greene's book on the BRRRR strategy, listened to numerous podcasts about it, but I seem to still lack the confidence to actually do it. Any thoughts on how to overcome this hump?

Hello All,I am relatively new to BP and wanted to seek some advice on the Atlanta market for those of you that are in the know. I am currently gearing up to purchase my first property and I am having trouble narrowing...

What are you all using for security on your vacant properties without Wi-Fi or in some cases, no electricity? I have been looking around and it seems the options are very limited? 
Thanks
Rick

I am 21 years old and have been Realtor for a few years now having successfully completed 2 transactions so far. One of them being the purchase my primary residence (a duplex househack) and the other being a family mo...

How profitable is flipping Modular or Mobile Homes? Is it very different from traditional homes?

I’m interested in putting the equity to work from my current rental. I’ve identified Midwest markets where I could pick up multiple properties that would generate even more cash flow than my current SFR. What I’m exp...

I'm hearing so many things about investing in Detroit. It's hard for me to give Detroit a real look due to the history but I'm hearing investors are killing it and that the city is making positive strides. If I'm goin...

My "net" income for one of my rentals was $330 before PITI, PM fees ate $140 of that.  NET was reduced by 43%.  Consider that the next time you think someone else can manage better than you.