Looking forward to connecting with experienced investors. 

There were a few holes in the wall from where they hung a flatscreen TV but I asked the tenant to spackle them - along with all other nail holes - and they did.I guess it is safe to assume many of you are experienced landlords?

I have a question for all of you seasoned investors. We have a HUD house under contract and are in a 10 day inspection period and called to have utilities turned on for the inspector. But gas compnay said it will b...

Also for anyone reading this.. its why I absolutely do not like the advice some give .. that its better to buy some low end rental than to pay a guru money to learn how to do real estate.. many make that comment on BP.. and I think its horrible advice.. low end rentals are only appropriate for very experienced folks that do this for a living they are NOT investment.

Hello everyone, I'm still in my 20's, I'm an experienced HVAC/R contractor whose been in the real estate game for a quite some time, however primarily aa a spectator.

URGENT NOTICEI’m interested in BUYING your house located at <<property address>>I’m Daniel with Suncoast Equity Partners and we are a local real estate company that specializes in fast, effortless closing transactions on homes just like yours.As an absentee owner, I’m sure you have experienced some of the many challenges of the landlord business.

I'm having difficulty deciding what my primary game plan is, because I'm in a situation where I don't think I can afford the area I live in, but I still want to keep my options open.

I would like to meet and work under an experienced investor who concentrates in rental properties to gain some experience before buying my first rental property. 

I am not new to Bigger Pockets, but I've recently decided to become active, as I believe there's a lot to be learned from the experienced members on this site.

Rafael was right, an experienced real estate agent will be able to better advise you on as-is and full retail market value.