Hi Everyone,
Posting from Manitoba, Canada. I'm looking at purchasing a smaller apartment complex and would be utilizing a private investment for the downpayment. Just looking to hear everyones feedback and thoughts ...

So I recently purchased my first investment. (Single family, rent by the room). There is a large room in the property that isn’t a bed room that I’m considering Turning into a home gym for tenants. Would it be to much...

I see a lot of Detroit investors working with Single Family Homes, duplexes, tri's and quads, but very little about larger buildings.
Online I see so many of these neglected 1920's brick buildings, without windows, b...

I have a package deal I'm looking to buy or wholesale haven't decided what the best play will be yet. There's 20 doors total a mix of single-family and duplexes, all of them are rented $525-625. Asking $33,500 avg per...

Hello BP!
I am new to the site and a hopeful soon to be investor! I am specifically interested in small, multifamily buy & hold properties. 
My question is whether anyone would be able to shine some light on the...

Investment Info:

Large multi-family (5+ units) buy & hold investment in White Sulphur Springs.

Purchase price: $550,000

Cash invested: $50,000

32 Unit Apartment Complex 1 Mile from Greenbrier Res...

Hi all. I would like to know if I can file my LLC business tax return myself? Here are my details, which to me seem as simple as possible so wondering what my options are.Set up LLC in Jan 11, 2018 - WA is home addres...

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment in Farmingdale.

Purchase price: $202,150

Cash invested: $26,936

In 2019, we purchased a 4-unit property in Farmingdale for $2...

Hi, im sure this topic has come up once a week on this  forum and i did search it to look for some of insight before posting.  Here is my dilemma....I've been looking at Multis in upstate NY.  I figured have 2 or more...

Hello everyone...

Was just wonder if I'm still thinking like a civilian home owner instead of an investor, but when I see a listing saying selling "as is"...

Alarm bells ring...

Am I wrong to think that way as an i...