Hi BP,I've been given an opportunity to buy multiple rounds of single family performing notes in Texas (1st & 2nd positions). Most are around the $100k-$125k range (9-10% yield). Unfortunately I am out of cash to ...

As we currently sit, interest rates are moving in a favorable direction meaning more and more buyers will begin to enter the market for investment properties. With a large increase in buyers, we can expect to see pric...

All - Have you invested with these guys from an investor/LP perspective? They are syndicator. Just want to make sure it’s not any form of scam. Thanks for the feedback!

Dear BP Indianapolis Real Estate Community,I would be interested to hear if anyone has a view/opinion (pro or con) on this week's article in the Indianapolis Business Journal (see below), which asserts that the neighb...

Should I invest in the Northern Illinois area, specifically western suburbs of Chicago? Long term I don’t feel like Illinois is headed in the right direction with high taxes and budget issues. I’m aware that each area...

KC has long been advertised as a great upcoming area to invest, and it's not hard to see posts on here from a few years ago saying the same thing. However, now that a few years have gone by, I'm wondering how opinions...

New investor dumb question - I am about to pull the trigger on my first SFH turnkey, but want to ask the question on the plank...other than liquidity and convincing traditional investing family and friends who don’t i...

I have an investment property in Santa Rosa, CA that I bought in 2009. Loan on the property is for 112k, comps support that it's worth 355k. I did live in it, but it's been a rental for over 3 years and I'm outside th...

There is a mobile home park for sale in my town listed for $194,500. This deal is land only. All the mobile homes are tenant owned. It is currently set up for 9 spaces, but with a couple adjustments, it can have 12 sp...

I just happened to be reading some of the threads on here, and it got me to thinking.  I don't generally use the 2% rule, but I don't disagree with it either, as a rule of thumb.    I've done 2.5% percent, and best de...