Of course the file section of BP is full of excellent things to study and I'm sure some of the more experienced folks will be answering you too.

I am studying real estate studies at Ashford University, and I would like to eventually become a flipper, although I am really open to do any if not all of it relating to real estate.

If Discover gives you a $50k credit line and then you want a mortgage, you may get a lesser approval since even though credit was just established, the perceived risk is high since you have not used or maintain the credit.

4 years ago, it took me 6 1/2 months.That is with me previously studying it off and on for a year and me making almost every mistake imaginable once I decided to stop doubting myself and go for it.I almost totally quit because I felt like this wasn't for me.

Sure, you need to identify potential issues in the applicants' backgrounds, but you can decline the application once you discover a problem that does not comply with your rental criteria.You should have a deadline for processing any application, so that when the first call comes in you can tell them to wait that long for your decision.

One project was pulled from a portal after another BP member and myself discovered they were not disclosing all the details and terms of their mezz debt.

I've just recently discovered BP and I'm so impressed with the amount of information and guidance offered here!

I almost gave up hope until i discovered co wholesaling which allows me to be out of state and in a JV partnership.

Upon doing just the faintest amount of research, I found Bigger Pockets and discovered that I really don't have any idea what I'm doing.I've been reading everything on this site.

I found this site while doing some due diligence on a real estate brokerage firm and discovered this hidden (to me anyway) gem of real estate investing information.I live near the beach in Orange County currently renting a place at 0.3% of its Market Value (I like the 2% metric people use here).