Felt like I was constantly robbing Peter to pay Paul just to keep things moving.A friend of mine, Jake, ran into the same issue in Austin.

I had a friend who was buying non-performing seconds behind performing firsts (a small market for sure, but one with lots of obvious potential).

Then a wise man who was already successful doing what I wanted to be doing shared some common sense that I took to heart: settle on ONE strategy to get started and block out all the other noise, the BS, and the well intentioned but misinformed friends and relatives telling you that you can’t do this.

Start with something light-value add or turnkey so you don't take on too much risk and you can learn the whole process with a more friendly investment. 

If you don’t know how, ask a local friendly HML to share theirs.You will see that for an ARV greater than $250k, the break-even point is a purchase price plus rehab cost of approximately 86% of the ARV.

Hi BP,I am officially closed on my first deal. I am very excited to have finally started on my REI path. I have just purchased a small SFH 2/1 in Miami that needs updating and I am looking for a contractor that can he...

I’m a local investor friendly real estate agent in Detroit and I go above and beyond for my clients.

They always sell for less than 3-bed homes, but rent for close to the same.I run meetups in Northern NJ every month, but I have friends who run some down South.

You should contact my friend William Littlejohn with CSR Collective (csrcollective.com).

I would call some local, investor friendly banks and see if you can get a cash out refinance at 80 value.