Hey there BP experts! I closed on my first rental prop (4-unit student housing) in October and I'm totally new to working with contractors. The property is old, built in 1911. It has some rodent issues and I want to g...

I see several turn key properties in the listings.  Has there been success with these types of buys?  Using the analysis tools many seem to work based in the numbers even using a small buffer for inputs. Just looking ...

I have 2 SFR's that I rent to students in Reno, NV. They are older 1970's homes, and it would be very costly to fully redo the bathrooms. So, I opted for a reglazing of the shower tile for now. The individual that did...

Hello, my name is Larmon Cummings Jr. from Chicago, IL age 29, and I wanted to share my first real estate deal with the BP community. I felt it would be some good information for those like myself who are just startin...

Hello everyone,I am trying to compile a list of the best asset management practices from active apartment investors. If you have experience with asset management and multifamily properties, could you please provide an...

Hi everyone!
I looked at a 20 unit apartment building. Currently it is 100% vacant. The area is developing and I am assuming in a couple years the area will go up in value. The city is building a huge park, stadium an...

Hey all, I'm curious how successful folks have been with flipping homes in this crazy market. In the Seattle area, prices have been adjusting to the higher interest rates, but I'm wondering if folks are still having s...

Why do syndication sponsors go to all the trouble of working with LPs to incrementally raise funds?  Why don't they just develop a relationship with a bank (or banks)?  Wouldn't it be easier?
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Hi all,

For all of you that are buying-rehabbing-retailing houses, are you using a General Contractor on your deals or are you managing the sub-contractors on your own?

And as a follow-up to that, are most of you do...

An architect told me that their architectural services for building a 1000 sq ft 2 story ADU in Los Angeles would be $40K-45K. Does that seem reasonable?My lot is flat and 'unremarkable', btw. I am not looking for fan...