All Forum Posts by: Kaylee Walterbach

@Blake Dailey BRRRR'n'b... love it! I think the BRRRR strategy especially lends itself to creative combinations. And that cash flow... what a great number!

@Pimwadee Limsirichai Sounds like an amazing deal! Basically the best-case scenario for a foreclosure property.

@Roberta Eastman We all love a good win-win-win deal :)

is available now!

With twenty-five real-world stories from seasoned investors across the country, this book uncovers the secrets behind unbelievable real estate deals, from sourcing and funding to profiting. Author @Ken Corsini—star of HGTV’s Flip or Flop Atlanta—has distilled his best investor interviews to educate, entertain, and get your wheels spinning.

So we want to know: What’s YOUR best real estate deal ever? How did you find it, fund it, and what did you learn?

If you're still on the hunt for your best deal, get the book to find inspiration, education, and bring your investing to the next level!

Here's your chance to be featured in the next issue of BiggerPockets Wealth Magazine!

Investors: What's one quality you look for in a real estate agent?

By responding here, you're allowing us to print your name and response, if chosen, in the next issue of the magazine. We're excited to hear what you have to say!

@Account Closed Chapter 7 is entirely dedicated to title review. It includes 17 pages that detail how to do this on your own using city/county records, what red flags to look out for, etc.

Hope this helps!

Hey @Karl B. thanks for catching that! The correct page count is 182. We'll updated the Amazon page as soon as possible.

Here's your chance to be featured in the next issue of Magazine!

In 50 words or less, what's the best real estate deal you've ever done?

By responding here, you're allowing us to print your name and response, if chosen, in the next issue of the magazine. We're looking for some great deals—or even better, great stories. (Deals aren't always about the dollar amount... We're excited to hear about your most inspiring experiences!)

@Jose Matuk, just saw your latest response—good to know there's another option to solve this issue! Thanks for passing this info along.

Hey @Jose Matuk, thanks for reaching out! Sorry for an inconvenience this may have caused you.

After some investigation, we've found that this has something to do with extracting the zip file on Windows. Rather than double-clicking to open the zip file, could you right click and select "Extract all"? This has worked in the past for others.

Let me know if this helps!

Hey @Karen Higgins, this definitely has more advanced material than the first book! There are some great tax-saving ideas in here that you may not have thought about before. Though I can't promise your CPA doesn't already know what's in the book, it always helps to stay educated and bring as much information as possible to your tax conversations.