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Edward Segaar Tenant vacating process with a management company
4 September 2025 | 17 replies
2) If the tenant doesn't renew their lease, we have decent idea of the property condition, so we know if we can show it and the scale of RentReady repairs that will be needed.We share the Evaluation with the owner, so they can give input on the renewal and understand why we can or cannot do showings the last 30-days of the lease.We think this is a pretty logical approach.What would you do to improve it?
Kelly Schroeder How Are You Using Refinancing to Grow Your Rental Portfolio?
30 August 2025 | 1 reply
Instead of selling properties to access capital, many investors are using refinancing to free up cash while still holding on to their assets.For landlords trying to scale, this could be a way to keep the portfolio growing stronger without losing good long-term holds.Curious — how are you all approaching refinancing in your landlord journey?
Veronica Giggers Baselane or other accounting and bookkeeping software
30 August 2025 | 1 reply
You can watch videos on any software, but that's not as nice as getting in and clicking around yourself.Way more people are way more knowledgeable than me, but it's my opinion that a newbie or just a small scale investor only needs something stupid simple. 
Dean Gustafson Where to invest?
2 September 2025 | 18 replies
Turnkey properties allow you to add cash flow without the heavy rehab work, letting you scale faster and more hands-off.If you want to reduce risk and simplify, paying off existing units can improve cash flow and lower stress.
Sean Kaczmarczyk good locations to start doing research in
1 September 2025 | 38 replies
There is a distinct way to go about this, I've learned through failure and listening to others who are really doing it to scale.  
Jeremy Beland How to Use the BRRRR Method in 2025 (Step-by-Step Guide for Investors)
30 August 2025 | 0 replies
Think again.When I bought my first rental, I thought the same thing—that to scale, I’d have to slowly scrape together cash for each new deal.
Chelsea Jeffers Sacramento garage conversion worth it?
2 September 2025 | 7 replies
You scale faster.
Maurice W. Evans Anyone Currently or Recently House Hacking in NYC?
29 August 2025 | 4 replies
I know you were trying this here just now but Bigger Pockets is really good at answering concepts and strategies on a national scale
Ameer Little What am I doing wrong?
29 August 2025 | 11 replies
Thank you, yes i want to scale, I think my bottleneck right now is raising capital, partnering with other investors for tax deeds is a great idea.
Carson Cicenas Getting started in Real Estate at 19 in IN - Advice Needed
31 August 2025 | 2 replies
Open to any strategies that come to mind Goals:Short-term: Get “skin in the game” with my first property, ideally a duplex/small multifamily or a starter SFH rental.Long-term: Scale to 5–10 properties by my late 20s, eventually replacing part of my income and continuing to invest.Open to BRRRR, house hacking, or just buying a solid rental depending on what makes sense.Questions:At my age, should I prioritize house hacking, or since I live at home, should I just buy a pure rental?