I've just purchased the Bigger Pockets book on Rental Property Investing and Managing Rental Properties.

I just recently found Bigger Pockets and have been reading and listing to podcasts and it seems as if it may be more involved than I thought.

Hi guys, I a m looking for an investor friendly buyer side real esatte agent that would put 10 offers on properties I've just located TODAY, but I would like to find someone who has a license to work in the entire state of Virginia and North Carolina.So, what would be the best way for me to find someone with a license in both states AND is experienced working with investors? 

I've just finished a tour of St.

I've just learned of portfolio lenders and wonder if this would be a good option.

I recently found a 3 unit property in North/ Central Jersey, two properties in one lot.

I recently found out that he has drilled holes from the exterior of the house to connect her TV.

Hello, my name is Jack and I am brand new to real estate so I've just been reading a lot about it over the past couple of months.

Hard money has a few different caveats as I recently found out (the “hard” way, pun intended) I understood completely about the upfront points of 2-4% and the high rates of 10-12% but recently got involved with a HM lender that required I come up with the entire rehab budget as a “holdback” and these funds needed to be provided at closing.

I've just been hearing of folks being able to use built in equity to finance 100% of deals if the purchase price is right (like the most recent podcast episode).