I'm in Central Ohio, and have been looking for a good investment property or two in Delaware OH for nearly a year. I've purchased one, looked at a few, bid on a couple of others. But good deals are getting harder t...

Greetings BP Family!Quick question: Would anybody be willing to briefly share their experiences, if any, with realestateexpress.com for taking a course to get on the track to earning a license with the state of Florida?

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I'm Steve Mizer from Cleveland, OH and I just recently joined BP. The content of this site is amazing! I have already read the Ultimate Beginner's Guide and I'm loving the podcasts.

My w...

We have a split foyer. No kids yet, just dogs. We only live upstairs and only go to the basement for laundry. Our basement is finished. We would have to take half bath to full bath, section off split level with lo...

Well my first deal is done. I am the proud owner of a 4 plex in Phoenix, AZ. Before I go into the details with the numbers, I should tell you about my goals. I want to get into commercial multi-family real estat...

Hello, I am new to the real estate investment world and would like to meet people willing to let me pick there brains. I have an AAS in Business and do not wish to continue working a 9-5. I look forward to hearing and...

I'm originally from Chicago, but moved out to the west after college and bought my first MF duplex in Sacramento. Sacramento investing has a lot of bonuses -taxes are pretty low(~1%), rents are high, appreciation is h...

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Greetings from Baltimore, Maryland. I've found your very impressive community, learned a ton just by reading, and would like to introduce myself and tell a bit about me and my situation.

Although I've alway...

As I approach the 1-year point of our lease, I'm toying with the idea of raising rents. Of course, I am concerned that our renters would move out rather than pay the additional rent.

So, I'm curious about what others...

I have heard this tactic/strategy/philosophy/(BS) taught and suggested by many. The theory is, if the property turns out to really suck, you just renig on the contract (with some contingency) and you're on your merry ...