I am relatively new here, and I am in the process of reading Brandon Turner’s The Multifamily Millionaire vol. I (it’s also credited to Brian Murray, but it seems that Brandon has mostly written vol. I and then Brian ...

Hello BPLooking at a few markets to get started in, including Baltimore, Cleveland, and Memphis. Pros cons to each? Any personal experience or advice?Any advice or recommendations? Ideally, as an OOS investor I'd like...

I have an investment property that I bought as my primary home awhile back in Bend, OR. I have $180K on the mortgage and since I bought pre-pandemic, the property has accrued a good amount of equity (I could likely se...

Hey guys!  First-time poster here, as I was directed to this site by reddit's /r/property management subforum for a recent posting I submitted. As the posting states, just won a bid through auction on a foreclosed pro...

BP Community, I am investigating the multi-family game and I am trying to figure out what types of investors are buying fully turn-key multi-family complex's in the Bay Area (San Jose/Santa Cruz - and surrounding citi...

Hello BP Community - My husband and I are giving serious consideration to paying the $8K fee and taking the 3 Month Open Spaces Portfolio Program offered by Palak and Niti Shah. We are new investors who do not own any...

Hey folks, I'm interested in opinions -  pros/cons on this strategy of new construction for STR income. I am in my DD period with a contract on the lot for $89k. Here's my projected numbers on the deal: My income/expe...

For the past 6 months I’ve been looking for houses (both SF and MF) that can produce at least a little bit of cashflow with around 20% - 30% down.
However, I’ve started to realize that this is pretty much impossible ...

OK, here is the situation I'd like some creative financing / deal structure ideas please.I have a deal/property & I approached a private investor friend with:I originally structured the deal to him as a 'debt' onl...

Reading Ray Dalio's book makes me contemplate some more about where real estate is heading. Looking back at the last 15 years everything seems so predictable. New housing starts grew year over year and well exceeded l...