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Shawn Hyde Tax Certificate as strategy to control a property
8 June 2016 | 7 replies
And as tax certificates, worst case it's a low interest loan.It's assessed at $100 in the property appraiser web site!  
Rashaun Townsend Most Effective And Easiest Way To Find Deals/Sellers?
15 May 2016 | 13 replies
Web, Direct Mail and Referral/Co-wholesales are my three top ways to get deals. 
Hilary C. We know your day is ruined - the BP Blog is down :(
10 February 2016 | 5 replies
As a web programmer, I am acquainted with webhosting issues :grin:
David Krulac 60 million people can't be wrong.....
22 February 2016 | 18 replies
The HOA decides to raise dues, the rental cap is met, a special assessment gets slapped on your association and BAMN your cash flow just went out the window.Condos are, in my mind, a gamble, your investment is at the mercy of others decisions and often those other peoples interests aren't in line with mine. 
THOMAS MEELEY ?Investor stories from the trenches.
9 February 2014 | 4 replies
I am just starting to build a plan to start a REI business for myself.My plan is to have REI be my main source of income in 3 years.I have be reading a lot, searching the web and looking for as much information I can find to help educate me on the life of a REI.I recently found the BP and it has been a great resource and help with my ongoing search for REI knowledge and experiences...
Kimberly T. Out of state investors - how did you get started?
2 March 2014 | 23 replies
Anyway to get to your questions: 1) Got started with the vacation homes, love this niche and will stay here. 2) Bought in the area because of family who are a second line of defense to my contractors. 3) Yep, we knew Portland pretty well, but only the highlights, there are still a number of emerging neighborhoods and markets here. 4) Learning about the area - I forced myself to do a Blog on my web site for the vacation rental which helped me learn more, I also subscribes to the local magazines and small community newspapers, they give me a wierd look when I tell them my adress, but hey, it is a GREAT source of info. 5) Relied on family who knew the area and my RE broker, he is fantastic. 6) The lessons learned - know ALL the expenses up front, that 10% for maintenance you do not think you need to budget, you do, I know.
Ben G. First blog post - what's wrong?
26 February 2014 | 10 replies
Also, can you change the web address of my blog post from test to something else?
Jennifer H. Should I charge late fee on the first month?
3 March 2014 | 21 replies
I have tenants deposit it directly and I can see in on the bank web site just minutes after they make the deposit.
Graham Mink 2014 Bigger Pockets Summit
1 November 2015 | 50 replies
Or find one location with a $20 fee for web login to watch/hear speakers and see a roving videographer of vendors at the Summit.
Javon Dixon Need a good core website
18 August 2015 | 13 replies
But, we actually even have web developers who use our system (one guy actually used to build real estate investor websites for other people on wordpress for a living... now uses Carrot because it's easier and he's getting better results on our system vs. his own sites).