Hello!I live in Atlanta and am looking to split time in Nashville. My finance owns our ATL home, so I would be looking to buy the home in Nashville as my primary residence with the intention of short-term renting when...

I have an opportunity from a wholesaler. Property is located in Northwest Los Angeles Heights neighborhood in San Antonio, tx. It is two houses on one lot first house is a 4/2 with 1500 SF the other house is 2/1 700 S...

Hey just wondering if anyone is having success in southern NJ with multifamily rentals? I'm currently looking into this as part of my strategy, is the cashflow worthwhile considering the taxes? Also what areas are you...

Hi BP Family,I am an out-of-state investor and own a 2bd/2ba apartment in the Vickery neighborhood (also known as Vickery Meadows) of Northeast Dallas. It historically is a rough area with high crime but seems like th...

Good Afternoon Fellow BP Members,I am currently selling my single family rental (closing in May) and am seeking a new property to invest in.  After hearing quite a few podcast episodes I've been very interested in mu...

I'm looking at a Multifamily here in Jacksonville advertised at an 8.3 Cap.  This seems to be about a full percentage point higher than other properties that would be comparable.  HUD and VA also have tenants in some ...

New Orleans City Counsel is currently proposing banning short-term rentals in all residential areas of the city. This move comes after a federal judge placed a restraining order on the city's previous change to short-...

I'm in the process of buying a tax deed to a vacant lot over the counter from the State. The lot was acquired by the state in 2016, so I'm assuming it will be a tax deed vs a certificate. The owner is deceased and the...

I’m trying to find a good place to invest for cash flow and future appreciation , any suggestions? 

Are people still looking for cash flow in this market or are you looking at the long term & thinking that deals will be more profitable over the long run as rents rise relative to your current debt and if rates go...