With so many sites and the service fees and % increasing. How do you choose which site to list on? Wouldn't it be better to list on a site with no booking or service fees?

We have tenants that moved in October of last year, 3 months ago. We are new homeowners, and new parents. We bought the duplex that we have been living in for the past five years, and we are living in one side of it...

Hello BiggerPockets community. It's been a long time since I've posted, so bear with me... I'm a little rusty. I'm under contract to purchase a multi-unit property in the Richmond Virginia area. I live in Northern Vir...

I've been sitting on a rental that I listed over 3 weeks ago.  I am getting a few bites but not overwhelming inquiries.  I held a couple open houses and had some positive interest from a few folks.  Normally, this wou...

Hello BP, My name is Cabrin Mills and I'm an investor here in Kansas City. I am currently negotiating the purchase price on two properties, for the purpose of wholesaling. Both of theses properties are multi-families....

My husband and I live in MA.  We are looking for LTR in FL.  We have owned a multi-family in the past and got to experience ALL the pros and cons of being a landlord.  We've seen rents DEcrease, 2+ months vacancies an...

Background:
Hi,
I own and live in a two family home where I rent one of the apartments (above mine) out to a small family. The apartment is a renovated 3br, 1 bath in northern NJ with heat and hot water included. Th...

After reading several articles about wholesaling one thing seems to be consistent, wholesalers have a bad rap. Why is that? I am looking for stories/information on what creates a good wholesaler and a bad wholesaler? ...

Hi bought a personal residence condo in 2009 for 480K in Southern California. The area has improved. It's been rented out the past 7 years, minus a 9 month personal-residence stint where I refi'd to a great rate (3.62...

I'm a market data guy.  Let's do a little (possibly insightful) exercise here....  what counties do you consider a bellweather for market conditions? That is, the county that is most likely to be the "canary in the co...