Hi everyone,I stumbled upon BP while researching a company my friend recommended: HomeUnionI'm excited to read success stories that allow people to have financial freedom and pursue what they like.

good deals don't last long here, like hours at best. unless you find that hidden gem that no one thought about but that usually requires a larger reno budget.If you don't mind, help me out and lets see what the actual numbers are on that house.Repair costs:Mortgage payment:HOA Fees:Maintenance Fees:Water:Elec:Cable/internet:sewer/gas/trash/other small expenses:Cap Ex:Vacancy rate:Turnover expenses:Property Taxes:Insurance:Other Expenses:Gross income from rent:Yearly expected appreciation:If you don't know some of these, feel free to search the forums and find the answers you are looking for, you'll end up stumbling upon some good reads and if you have questions after reading the articles feel free to ask.

I stumbled across this website while attempting to find out who sent me a "yellow letter" as an out-of-state property owner.

I have a side outpatient practice and am currently in the process of setting up the business entity properly, and I am always happy to talk about food/nutrition/health topics if anyone wants to shoot me any questions or comments.After I stumbled onto Bigger Pockets a little over a month ago I've been inhaling the podcasts (almost 100 working backwards), blog posts, and have made it through a couple of real estate books by now and have started analyzing deals in the area to get practice, scheduled my first REIA meetup for this week, and have just started reaching out to people looking for CPA's and Attorneys to get more info and advice on really getting into this.  

Then I stumbled onto Rich Dad Poor Dad and learned that financial independence and how I viewed money was the other side of the coin my parents didn't tell me (or really know about).So I started to think how I could solve the "riddle" of financial independence.

Hi Gary,  I just stumbled upon this  and see that it is now a couple of months old; however, with 7 homes to rehab I'm fairly sure not all the work has been completed.

Otherwise I have to re-stumble across the ol' post...So based on your "5 year" goal you need to DRASTICALLY rethink your strategy.  

In my search for buying a home at 26yrs old this year, I stumbled across an ad for a free REI seminar.

I just stumbled into real eatate investing by purchasing a condo a few years ago, and when we bought a house last spring decided to keep the condo and rent it out!

I stumbled onto this site from a Google search for a question that I had and was instantly hooked!