Bigger Pockets Marketplace.Each point is 1% of the total loan amount. 

Our tenants signed a lease that we basically downloaded from bigger pockets, the tenants are responsible for keeping their side of the yard up, their yard looks well maintained.

Hello, my name is James I'm new to bigger pockets.

Short Answer = Yes it is Possible and I know several people who have done itThe Long Answer = The only way I have seen people with no money get started in Real Estate Investing and be successful long term is to get very good at finding motivated sellers.If you have no money, no credit and no experience but you have the Super Power of finding and attracting Motivated Sellers I promise you that you will also attract deep pocket investors who will partner with you, give you finders fee's etc.You see the hardest part for most people is finding the time to seek out motivated sellers as you could talk to 500 people before you find even one possibility and for most people they give up after the first 50 No answers.I wanted to share this with the new investors as I have seen too many of you get excited and burn out with no progress after 6 months. 

Hey everyone. New to the site. New investor in the north/central New Jersey area. In the process of selling my first property in Rahway. Looking forward to meeting people and learning a bunch.

-Craig

I’m so excited to be apart of the bigger pockets family and ready to take some further action !

Most of the neighbors paid out of pocket for their new hookups but with the check valve in place I didn't have any more backups.

We purchased the home for $172,000 and have since with downpayment and renovations come out of pocket roughly $25,000.

I have a copy of Brandon Turner's lease that can be found on Bigger Pockets, but am unsure if this lease is legal and binding in the state of Pennsylvania or if it is missing statutory language. 

I'm looking to secure the property with the least amount of money out of my own pocket as possible.