I know of an outdoor golf driving range and thinking about purchasing it to convert into a gun range.

Between 2013 and 2023, the number of semi-urban multifamily households rose by 25.5%.

Quote from @Dan Ikon: An investor considers acquiring a short-term real estate to offset his investment income by depreciation loss.

Hey all —I’m a software developer (formerly worked with data suppliers for JLL, Cushman, etc.).I recently launched a dashboard that tracks geo-distributed sentiment timelines — basically, how the tone of real estate news and commentary shifts across U.S. cities week by week.It’s meant to help spot early momentum changes — upswings, fear, etc.It’s not a product I’m pushing right now, but I’d love to know:Would this kind of tool help you in your research, investing decisions, or deal timing?

My PMs venders get paid by the job, not the hour.

Hi everyone, I’m Alex—a small‑landlord‑turned‑developer with a passion for simplifying property management through technology. After managing a handful of rentals myself and wrestling with spreadsheets, paper leases, ...

That can sometimes be the case—for example, if both LLCs are single-member and disregarded entities owned by the same individual or entity.

Driving for dollars and hitting open houses is exactly how a lot of investors get started, just keep at it, and the right deal will land.

We’re currently building out our CRM
Real estate is a relationship business and follow-up is everything.
Your memory isn't built for scale.
That’s where a CRM (Customer Relationship Management) system comes in:1) T...

Following a major rehab I did for a rental, I got a new property assessed value from the county which is double from last year's and is even higher than what I got from the appraisal done on the property when I did a refi (by about 15K, not that much) What's the best way to approach this?