Hello,I was driving around the other day and found a distressed property that I am interested in purchasing for myself.Upon walking up to the front door, there was some notices from 2011 that the house was winterized ...

I have finally reached the point where I am making offers on multiple properties. I have made two offers on short sales in the past 2 months. While I might have difficulty financing both properties if the offers w...

This would be our first large multifamily deal. (large to me at least). After viewing the property in person we are interested in proceeding with an offer.
I know that the building was purchased for cash by the curren...

Hello BP community,
I am seeking some advice when it comes to accounting of my DIY shopping habits.
Over the past few years I have been shopping at Home Depot with my personal credit card(2X cash back on all purchas...

Tenant just contacted me letting me know the washing machine is making loud noises. It’s an old washing machine and of course I was expecting this to happen someday. rental property is in Richmond Virginia and I now ...

I'm looking for my first deal and the market in Massachusetts is super challenging right now. Over priced and fast moving. Found a 6 room single family house, which the listing agent says is in poor condition. The pho...

I am a newbie at REI and recently have run into issues that are kind of stupid but that I would highly appreciate your input. I recently bought a 2-fam home and rented out one of the apartments (4-1) to a S8 tenant. T...

Which do you prefer when sending offers in for commercial property, a short format 1 page sheet with summary of terms leaving it to later to draft the full purchase contract, or do you prefer to send in the offer with...

This is going to be long and I wasn't even sure what to search for to see if something similar has been asked but here goes. Rental permit was up for re-inspection in March. At the time my 4 plex had 1 renovated unit,...

"The fact that #consumerconfidence is near its historical norm is one of the indicators that we are 2-3 years away from a #recession" -Dr. Peter Linneman (Chair of Real Estate / Wharton)Agree/Disagree? Thoughts?