Hi Friends!BP has been so helpful in my own Real Estate Journey so I want to give back by talking about my home town, Albuquerque! I'm going to break it down by zip code.Albuquerque vacancy rates hover at 7%. Job grow...

Hello All,Pleased to have found a place where I can obtain so much information about this great industry.I am in the process of completing a three day training course put on by "Success Path". I am considering purchas...

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Thinking about putting installing solar on a house I'm getting ready to rent in the San Diego area and was wondering, does it lower the vacancy time in-between tenants? Does it make ...

Recently I have been discussing establishing a partnership with a couple of investors in the same town who could bring in credit partners to get traditional bank financing.
So there's me, A, investment group, B, and c...

I am looking for an article I read on BP years ago that didn't apply to me at the time but now it does.  The article was about creating a packet of info to forward to the mortgage lender that contained all the info ne...

I found the water bill is getting more and more expensive....For example one of the triplex I am paying about US 500 every two months ( 8 occupants, no landscape). Another triplex I am paying US 750 (16 occupants, no ...

Hey guys I'm pretty new here. I recently bought SET FOR LIFE. Have listened to it 3 times. In the last two weeks I've also listened to 100 episodes of the bigger pockets podcast. It's jammed packed and I'm learning a...

I've done valuation analysis and due diligence on businesses before. The only real estate I've purchased to date has been for my primary residence.I am looking at an 8 unit multi family which is about 6500 sq feet...

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My wife and I️ need your advice, we have 138k to invest and we found 3 single family that we made offer. One is 60k which is rented out for 800 a month, the other two is 30k each which equals to 60k, 600 and...

I'm looking at a 44 space MHP. It's offering price is $1,350,000, and net income is $106,000. So a 7.8% cap rate. The thing is that the rents are considerably below market (according to seller which I need to verify) ...