I was wondering if there is anyone in the area who could have a look at it and verify the things im beng told. Im in Australia and the works just keep adding up and up and up.  Any building inspectors?regards andrew

Hello BP network,I recently purchased my first single family, out of state property in OH with the intent of renting it out long-term but have come across some major road blocks. I overlooked a lot of details during t...

Dear Bigger Pockets community:I was wondering if you could share your thoughts on my current situation.The first rental property I bought last year has definitely been a learning experience on home repair and maintena...

Curious. Once you did your due diligence on a rental and get a renter in there. Say you get alot of repair requests early on from the tenant and the pace of repairs does not slowdown. What trends or types of items t...

I only posting this for general thoughts and hope there is something I haven't thought of. I am not asking for legal advice just opinions if you were me. Any feedback would be appreciated. Ok here's my little situatio...

We have been presented with a pseudo mobile home park just outside of town by the college where we live. I'm enticed, it grosses (when full) $13k/month and appears to cash flow roughly $4k/month. The owner received an...

I am considering a 2 unit commercial property.  The roof has about 3 years of useful life left and the HVAC system has about 5 years left.  Additionally, one of the tenants has been there for over 35 years.  When they...

Hello everyone,
New bigger pocket member here and am looking for some advice. We bought our first investment property back in November that was built in 1900.We bought it to use as a rental property and as a buy and ...

I found an off market 4BR/3BR home in a 'B' neighborhood. The home has sat vacant for 20 years (yikes!) but small stuff has been addressed and maintained. The home ARV is around 450k-500k conservatively but it likely ...

I own a 2 family house and live in 1 of the units. There is no mortgage, just a home equity line of credit. We get $8400/yr for 1 apt. so should be $16,800 for 2 units if we move out and buy a single house for ourse...