Once you have a few successful deals under your belt, you can explore leveraging options like hard money to scale your portfolio more aggressively.Good luck with your investment journey!

Instead, buy a belt and smack yourself on the back until the urge goes away, it will be less painful.I done many inheritances/probates and the only ones that worked, were when everyone got along well and agreed to sell.

Hi Rocky,It sounds like you've already made great strides in your real estate investing journey, with some diverse projects under your belt.

I’m diving into U.S. real estate and debating between two strategies: buying new single-family homes directly from contractors to build a portfolio, or going the BRRRR route.For both options, I’m looking at markets in the Sun Belt region.

If I could collect the amount t of money people on BP spend for belts and suspenders for so called corporate protection and confidentiality I would be a billionaire

The education in the platform is first-class and allows you to have many tools in your tool belt. 

Short-term rentals could offer strong returns, but consider how much management effort that might take, especially with multiple properties already under your belt.

Hello BP fam:I am in the Providence RI market with one deal under my belt.

However, with nearly 1 million units under construction nationwide, supply pressures persist, especially outside the Sun Belt.

These investors have a project or 2 under their belts, and Hard Money let them leverage what money they did have, and expand their portfolios.