I'm an out of state aspiring investor (living in CA, looking to invest in more affordable and cash flowing locations) looking to by my first investment property and wondering whether purchasing a new construction SFH ...

My mortgage broker was offering to lock the current rate (investment, 6.4%, no point) for 6 months, at the cost of 0.5% of the mortgage amount. I am thinking about whether I should take that bet or not - say I pay 2k ...

Big Week Ahead!3 homes scheduled to close this week:1) Tuesday - New Construction Home with GreatLeaf Capital2) Wednesday - My Great Grandmother's home in Waycross, GA (Photo below)3) Friday - New Construction Home bu...

Are buying new construction homes (for sale but not yet been built) always good deals? Is there anything you should watch out for? I am trying to find information on buying under-construction homes online and in real ...

I’ve started to build ground-up multi-units for myself and its been a painfully long to get to completion with all these new requirements.  So I started looking for other options if I want to keep doing this.  A new f...

My brother is investigating a potential investment property that could have significant upside if certain easements are obtained. He intends to keep the land for personal use initially, however. The purchase price wou...

In my experience I have noticed there are a lot of upsides to buying land and building new (construction loan) VS. the traditional find a home and buy it with regards to the STR strategy. I would love to hear others t...

Hey guys,I am trying to asses the deal of a condo in 72 Park Miami Beachhttps://72parkmiamibeachcondo.com/The apartment is 1 Bedroom + 1 Den + 1 Bathroom 755 Sq/f + 195 sq/f Balcony14th Floor North facingPrice $1,150,...

Hi GuysI have an opportunity with a commercial lot where the previous owner has demolished the building. The lot is surrounded by two shopping centers that were built within the last five years and sits on the corner ...

Hi BP!In markets with fairly big swings in appreciation (like California), Ive heard on a few podcasts that a good tactic to tell if the current price is a safe one is how it compares to the cost to build a new home t...