Here is my ADU* Variation to BRRRR Its called BRA2xRR! Sounds crazy but it doubles your rent and doubles your profits and simplifies one of the R steps!
BRRRR - [Buy, Rehab, Refi, Rent, Repeat] - Works good, but what...

As the title states, my wife and I are new VR investors looking for the best ROI and cash flow situations with a consistent occupancy percentage (something greater than 65%).  Initially, we've leaned more towards moun...

I'm considering purchasing a government owned apartment complex that is totally vacant with 50 units. I can buy the property for next to nothing as long as I agree to rehab it, which I'm estimating will cost between 1...

Hey everyone, first post on BP but been lurking for a bit. I know many people on here have started their REI journey with single family and other small investments. Some "gurus" out there say to skip the small stuff a...

I am looking at buying a property in my market. It's just an efficiency condo and it's currently rented for $700 a month. Tenant in place through May 2021. I ran my calculations on it and if I purchase it and put 20% ...

Wanted to get some insight on people's experience with cash out and refinances for rental properties. I currently own 3 properties soon to be 4 next week and I'm trying to look at some of the best ways to cash out on ...

I'm fairly certain I read somewhere that people sell mobile homes on lease options, aka Rent-to-Own. My question is how do you structure this deal differently than using a lease option to sell a SFH?

I just ordere...

So everyone knows CA has a hot market. What are wholesalers and rehabbers buying on the dollar? I just listened to Tim Gordon's podcast and he said his buyers are paying up to 80% of arv and that was about a year ago....

I have been reaching out to investors in my local network in order to gather equity for doing an Apartment syndication deal but it has been slow going.  Therefore I was wondering if it would make sense to sell-out som...

Hey guys,Quick question as I just got an idea that I wanted to explore. With traditional financing, it seems that 20% down is the norm versus the 3% - 5% lenders may be willing to accept for owner occupied financing (...