All Forum Posts by: Brandon P.

How to figure it out what state is worthy investing? i know it is a board question, what I mean is look at Brooklyn NY people bought houses 15-20 years ago dirt cheap and now they are millionerds or Jersey city NJ people used to avoid it, now the value has increased significantly. How to predict what's gonna be next Brooklyn Hoboken ...

Hey Everyone - I work in CRE and am exploring buying my own deals. As someone who lives in Tampa, that's ideally where I'd like to buy my first deal. Really just looking to connect with individuals in the area (or not in the area) and talk shop. If you or anyone you know (be that agents, lenders, other investors, etc.) would be willing to connect, please don't hesitate to reach out. Thanks!

Hi BP family, my name is Jasmine. Im an interior designer and stager, im also a brand new real estate investor looking to invest in the San Antonio Texas area. I am looking to flip houses using the BRRRR method. Super excited to gain my first investment property. I am very motivated to make a name in real estate. I'm looking for a mentor and partner in the area and I can provide boots on the ground along with property managment and finding contractors in the area. If anyone can help point me in a great direction that would be awesome thank you for all your help.

Hi everyone!

As a newly licensed real estate agent who recently relocated to this vibrant area, I am actively seeking a mentor and a brokerage to work with. With previous experience as a general contractor, I bring a diverse skill set that includes expertise in customer service, relationship building, and a keen attention to detail. Having recently moved here, I am eager to apply my knowledge and deliver exceptional service as I embark on this exciting journey in the real estate industry.

Or if anyone is in the area that could give me some advice much is appreciated!

Another vote for a house hack deal here. I started with a single family home. Used an FHA loan, put 3.5% down. Then I had roommates who almost paid my entire mortgage, allowing me to live "for free."

An even better option is to buy a duplex, triplex, or a fourplex. This way you have your own personal space and don't need to share your living room, kitchen, and bathroom with your tenants.