I had just begun my search for my first rental property and my real estate agents just sent me information about a multi-use triplex. 

Over the last few months, I've noticed from her Facebook posts she has begun to become RE investor knowledgeable (FB posts about tax liens, tax deeds, house flipping).   

I would like to weed out the good from the bad and have a couple teed up once I purchased. 2) Once a home is purchased and the remodel has begun how do you all know what colors to paint the walls, appliances to purchase, fixtures to purchase and general landscaping ideas.

One of the private equity funds has now begun buying at the central Texas foreclosure auctions.

I have now begun looking through my county sheriff's web page to investigate foreclosure auctions and recent sales, but I'm a bit confused as to what I'm finding.

I have begun questioning myself is wholesaling some of them might be a good idea, but wholesaling is something that I haven't done before, so I'm a little bit outreach in terms of, how you structure the contract that allows you to wholesale, how you tell the Agent or Owner that you want the property but you might plan to wholesale it, and ultimately how you market your deals to possible investors.

Hey All - I've begun to work on an interactive guide for real estate investors that will be a part of the BiggerPockets site and I wanted to see if there were any volunteers to help us create this awesome resource.For the past 7 years many of the most important and most basic real estate investing questions have been asked over and over again, and I figured this guide would help save time and energy for everyone.

They have begun rusting out.

We've begun to look at different cities to see what is the best market to put our money... only thing is we don't know what to look for.

In getting ready to purchase my first buy & hold, I've begun interviewing property managers...well, I've been trying to, anyway.