I knew I had to get engaged with the BiggerPockets community and have also recently started listening to the podcast. 

I remember listening to a BP pod cast and the investor talked about asking questions.

A few months ago I read a few of the BiggerPocket books, listened to many podcasts, and even started to obsess about buying a mobile home park but now with the pregnancy I fell back into “safe zone” mentality of buying a primary residence and making smaller moves.

You are more likely to catch an illness wearing a mask in a plane than not doing so.I really wonder if people use their brains anymore or do they just listen to what the television tells them.

There's an audio-book for free on Youtube, good to listen on your commute.

Ive been listening to Bigger pockets for about a year.

For example, go listen to the "Montana" podcast episode of the Investor's Journey.

., the problems will arise.Just listen to this statement...you are setting aside $120 a month (1440 a year) for, in your words...all CAPEX, all maintenance, all months with a vacancy (which by the way, a full month would eat up basically all of that money), and any miscellaneous items.

Hi BP Community,My name is Seamus and I’m new to Atlanta and have been listening to BP podcasts and reading as much as I can but am unsure what the next steps are to get into flipping.

Although prices seems to have significantly risen, we are still considering a purchase.I listened to Avery's podcast where she said she wished she had purchased one 5br instead of two 2brs.My question is, do the 4/5/6br homes still average about 20k annual income per bedroom?