TLDR; What are the "Rules of Thumb" for STR acquisitions? In long-term rentals, there are plenty of rules of thumb that help you quickly decide if a listed property is worth pursuing. 2% rule, positive cap rate spread...

I currently reside in Atlanta, Georgia and possess approximately $1M in home equity from my primary residence. My intention is to acquire my first BRRRR property within the same town.
For financing, I am considering ...

Hi, has anyone used lead mining pros? Either for SMS texting or cold calling. If so, would you recommend the company?  

Hi BP Community,For those of you with long term rental properties, do you furnish them?Have you found more, less, or about the same success attracting tenants with furnished versus non-furnished units?

Things that have occurred today:Today the DOW dropped 1,175 points - marking the largest single-day decline in the index's history. The stock market has been on an absolute tear over the last year and many point to to...

So apparently The Coke Can Multiplier is some sort of a hotel valuation technique that can drastically send the wrong message about the value of a property. Do hotel owners really use this to buy and sell property? Th...

Does the 70% rule always work out? What other rules are there in flipping?

Hello wonderful people of BP!I am looking to get into the RP game and originally planned to purchase something in the Tampa, FL area later this year, however an opportunity has presented itself for an out of state inv...

What do folks suggest for a profit-making idea that is in the "very, very safe" category, but returns as high as 6-5%, no fees. I have a broker who can get me into REITs, but that tends to be 6.5% minus 1.0% in manage...

Beginner investor from New Jersey. Curently working with a realtor and looking to partner with more experienced investors.  My question is when a realtor sends you a prospective property to look into as a wholesaler w...