@Andrew Reilley I’m only a small time investor, not a broker or agent with a comprehensive market survey, but when I did a 1031 exchange to buy a 3-family in that general area in August, and created a spreadsheet of all the options, I was fairly consistently seeing around a 4.5% cap rate.I was looking mostly in B areas, and as soon as I saw anything 5%+, I’d jump on it.

Hello everyone! Glad to have joined the BP family. My name is Carson. I am a senior accounting student pursuing a CPA license within the next year. I have significant interest in real estate investing and could see my...

Seeking Experienced Urban Master Planner for Comprehensive ProjectHello Bigger Pockets Experts!

Below is a more comprehensive listing of all the items that go on behind the scenes when a builder references the  "permitting process."

Even then, not the end of the world...they may just ask you to fix it and its generally not too comprehensive.

I have been a member of BiggerPockets for a few years, but never posted an introduction. 

As your portfolio grows, you may find the need for a more comprehensive system and can explore paid services at that time.I agree with the previous commenter's suggestion about considering a professional property management company.

Whether you're a first-time buyer/investor or a property purchasing pro, closing costs are an additional out of pocket expense that should be factored into your home buying process!  On average ranging from 2%-5%, dep...

I'm happy to make an introduction if you need one.  

I know several guys in clarksville doing flips if you want an introduction.