They pay me a percentage, but they save a much bigger percentage by keeping their rents at market rate, getting tenants that pay and don't trash the units, etc.If I were in your shoes, I would cash out the equity on the home and use that for investing.

She was scared obviously, but with all things in our relationship, she trusted me and my #FearlessPursuitOfFreedom.We made the jump as most of you know, to build a bigger, better business, fueled by 2 passionate people.

If you are in the bigger cities it is most likely going to affect you.

He's not on bigger pockets however he's been buying fixer uppers and holding them for rental income since the mid 90s.

But I want to build a bigger empire, as ambitious as that sounds, as I'm sure everyone here on BP does. 

A single tenant - even in an apartment - can cost you thousands of dollars in losses before you can say, "I don't know what I'm doing!"

long time bigger pocket podcast listener looking for boom recommendations. im going to pitch to some investors in a couple months on acquiring a large apartment complex. looking for a book that will teach me how to find and analyze aparrments and how to show in real numbers the roi, cap rate, cash on cash etc and be abke to prove how they will make more money than they do in stocks. also want ro be able to analyze different complexes for deals. thanks in advance.

You can use the bigger pockets calculator to run your numbers

After listening to a number of the Bigger Pockets podcasts and reading up on real estate, I’m ready to dive into the Bigger Pockets forums and meet other real estate investors in the DC area.

I've used the house flipping calculator here on bigger pockets, although I'm thinking the nubmers would change a little big given the fact that it would be my primary residence for a minimun of 2 years.