I have been presented with an opportunity to invest in a couple of
250+ apartment unit syndications in Murfreesboro and Spring Hill Tn
areas. These are class A properties built around 2017 so would also
be interes...

I'm under contract for my first multi-unit property in the Metro Denver area.  It's a 9 unit building, and the process is going well so far.  The building is older (1940's), but with a mix of newly updated units and s...

Hello there, My names Jonathan and me and my wife were looking to purchase our first home and then the Coronavirus took over. The questions we have is, should we wait to buy and see if the homes are going to drop in p...

Hello - My husband and I are new to the New Orleans area, and are interested in investing in multi-family properties here as buy and hold investors. The real estate market in New Orleans is very hot right now, part...

I am looking at using appfolio software to help manage my units. I've been using Quickbooks for the last 10 years. I am an accountant by trade so I love QB, but I'm at 147 units now and I need something that can help ...

Hey guys, I'm fairly new to this website. My wife and I have 3 rental properties in Conway, AR and are going through the process of buying our 4th. I am seeking advice because I just don't know the right answer and wa...

Just a thought of a new question to ask guests is to ask what their opinion of the economy and RE market. It's an unscientific way of reading the market and trying the forecast but it's interesting to hear a viewpoint...

Hi! My husband and I have reached our limit on traditional mortgages and of course have a new property we’d like to purchase. I understand the basic concept of seller financing, but would love some resources/advice on...

New Florida Condo Law Puts Limits on Bulk Owners

Originally Published on July 11, 2017
By Perry C. Rohan, MBA, REALTOR, CPMReal Estate and Community Management Professional at Certified Residential Management Gr...

There was a recent Bigger Pockets blog post about Series LLCs vs traditional LLCs.  It sounds like some states don't allow them, but you can get one that is registered in another state.  Texas, Delaware or Nevada appe...