All Forum Posts by: Jessica Riley

Hello, I am looking to start driving for dollars and I am reading the driving for dollars bible part 1 

https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/05/0...

under street scene analysis it says to look for code enforcement (these papers taped to the wall). I've seen some duplexes in my neighborhood with these papers and I was wondering if anyone can explain to me what they mean. Thanks BP members.

Welcome to BP the best website ever for real estate investing!!! Make sure to come on regularly this place is awesome.

Wow I love the stone flooring and what you did with the bathroom, great job!

I have lived near a freeway and hated it. Similarly with loud streets or near loud trains. Imo the property value will be hurt by this "economic obsolence" and turnover will be high or residents may be cranky from not sleeping well.

I don't have much to back up my opinion, but I think that it will start to go down again within the next three years. The high end real estate around where I live isn't doing as well as it has been in few years...

I agree with @johnchoe there needs to be a line drawn between your personal life and business life. There are a lot of emotional and sentimental values that go into a home and family that are priceless.

Kevin Phu

I am not sure yet what kind of investing I am into. I have studied stocks a little bit, however I am only in the process of gathering as much information as I can about the real estate investing world. Any suggestions for newbies?

I'm from Silicon Valley but have moved to Southern California to become a real estate agent and real estate investor.