I currently have a property in mind that has an old home that was built in 1900. The house is solid, with a new metal roof, and an old, yet solid stone foundation. It has good windows, hard wood floors, and tons of oa...

Hi Bigger pockets community, my name is Jerry Velez and I currently live in Suffolk county, New York and just like a lot of people on here, I was terrified to make my first post on here! My background is in healthcare...

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I just got a little surprise this morning. It turns out my girlfriend and I are already an incorporated real estate business called "Alpha and Omega Real Estate Servives, Inc." She somehow got incorporated without...

I have 2 properties in Florida (live in Maryland) one is a long term rental and the other is a short term rental, both are in our personal names. Wanting to move these properties into an LLC but I find out we have to ...

Hello all,I'm planning on bidding on a property at a foreclosure auction that has a primary mortgage of $216k and a second mortgage of $36k. I've seen mixed opinions about how the proceeds will be distributed and how ...

Over the past few months, our tenant has been harassed by a stranger in the area (stalking, climbing onto her balcony, trying to get into her car while she's in it). The Police have been involved but unable to catch h...

Hi,I am interviewing PMs for managing a rental @ Raleigh. Came across GreatJones who claims no termination fees, no maintenance markup, no onboarding fees and 8% flat. I am buying the property and do not know about th...

I am trying to negotiate a better management commission fee for my short term rental. For a newly renovated ocean front condo they are wanting 20%. What would be the best way to negotiate down to 18% or lower?

I purchased my investment property in Nov 2021 as a 1031 exchange in Seattle.  I currently live in Visalia California but just got a job in Seattle and will be moving there in April.   It has been a challenge to rent ...

I recently finished reading a real estate book where the author recommends tying up a property quickly (if initial analysis suggests the deal is a good one) and then doing the due diligence. This sounds pretty obvious...