Hello everyone! I am a young investor very close to closing on a 9-unit commercial property about 45 minutes outside of Boise (my first commercial property).This is an off-market deal with 8 of the units unfinished. A...

We have been looking at vacation property in the northern part of Michigan's lower peninsula. There are some beautiful lakes and woods near Hillman.We are thinking about VRBO/Airbnb rentals. It is a 5 acre plot on a...

I am thinking of purchasing a vacation rental in the Scottsdale, AZ area. I would love to learn pros/cons regarding the vacation rental space in that specific market. Anywhere else in AZ that I should consider? Thanks! 

Throughout history, the metrics that define success have evolved to reflect the values and priorities of each era. The human experience parallels this trajectory as it plays out on a smaller scale throughout our lifes...

The allure of real estate investing is undeniable: the potential for financial freedom, passive income, and the opportunity to leave the daily grind behind. However, if you're a new investor just starting out in the w...

I currently own some investment properties in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area and plan to continue buying in that market. I would love to connect with any of you currently investing in that market in hopes of helping one an...

From what I have been reading, it looks like vinyl plank flooring is good for a rental. The property I'm putting an offer on has hardwood and vinyl/linoleum on the bottom floor. On the stairs and bedrooms, it's carpet...

Welcome to our monthly San Antonio Real Estate Market Update! As your trusted local real estate experts, we aim to keep you informed about the latest trends and insights shaping the San Antonio housing market. In this...

I am conducting market research for the Boston, MA area (my backyard). I can't find much data on the size or volume of investment activity in the Boston area market. I am trying to determine whether there is enough ac...

I'm sure someone can help me with this. I've read many books on commercial and multi-family properties. I understand using the 1% rule of thumb to see if a property is worth looking into deeper as well as the 50% rule...