Juan Reyes Jr
Starting Out - Portland, OR
26 February 2016 | 3 replies
So I figured that could help raise the capital and let the veterans do what they love.Is there any real estate investors in or around Portland, OR that is willing to teach me?
Matthew Allen
$1,209.54 to Invest - San Antonio, TX
1 January 2017 | 24 replies
Even a veteran like myself took a weekend class and learned a few bits of knowledge.
Dan K.
First time with a private investor - legal and other advice?
8 February 2016 | 1 reply
Hi BP'ers - Do any veterans have advice for a fellow BP'er who is approaching/working with private investors for the first time?
Genera Tiffany
Investing with other people's money
23 March 2016 | 4 replies
I know some of you will say well why don't you just save money and learn to do it yourself, that is my plan but I rather learn as much as I can now with utilizing my friend's veteran experience.
Stephen Oakes
New Member - New Braunfels - San Antonio - Rookie
28 March 2016 | 11 replies
Being an Aggie veteran should help you.
Andrew Fuerstenberger
Mortgage Servicing Veteran
29 March 2016 | 1 reply
Looking to take my experience and love of real estate to the next level. Currently have a primary and a 1br NOO condo rental. Looking to expand rental portfolio and to seize opportunities to buy below market and res...
Lance Knapp
First Time Buyer - Now a Good Time? (Santa Monica, CA)
31 March 2016 | 25 replies
I look forward to veteran investors to chime in.
Joshua Garrett
I need help I need a mentor
10 February 2015 | 2 replies
Hello,My name is Josh I am a U.S. army veteran.
Cory T.
Intro from SF Bay Area
19 October 2013 | 18 replies
Hi, I'm Cory, newbie from SF Bay AreaI have a professional background in vision and blind rehabiltiation therapy, and work part-time, primarily with veterans and active duty military within the SF the Bay Area.
Duane Gibbs
Need help with my first move!!
20 May 2013 | 2 replies
OK, maybe a couple veterans could help me out...im a first time investors and am wondering about where to go with my first investment..now im from the detroit area which was hit hard and doesnt have the greatest economy so my question would be,in a perfect world lets say that we have 2 identical homes one going for around 5-10k but needs 5 to 10k of work and one going for around 20 to 25 k but only needs a little bit of work...would it be worth it to save a few thousand dollars and but the fixer upper..now i do consider myself pretty handy and have tackled home improvement jobs before and have a pretty good network of experts in the home improvement field...i do plan on making a career out of this and figure we are gonna need the tools anyway as well as the experience....but i believe the first move is the most important which is why i leave it up too some seasoned veterans for help..thank you for your inputsincerely, ME