Devin Nguyen
Albuquerque!!!! I'm new to the game!
23 November 2017 | 5 replies
Like you, I have passion for this business, but that isn’t a guarantee of success.
Gilbert Lugo
How long did it take you to land your very first property?
14 December 2017 | 29 replies
Here is to wishing you nothing but GR8 success in your 2017 (and beyond) REI ventures!
Peter Sinclair
East Los Angeles Multifamily
10 December 2021 | 27 replies
Once my refi goes through I'm going to post a BP success story about it.
Daniel Andrews
First Flip!!! I close this Monday
16 December 2017 | 16 replies
I have learned some much and feel that I will be successful.
Steven Denio
Understanding Delayed Financing Exemption
28 November 2017 | 6 replies
I would say that most successful investors aren't pulling the trigger on a deal unless they can get really close to all their money back.
Rachel Murphy
Does anybody rent out a place and then re-read it on Airbnb?
26 November 2017 | 21 replies
I was curious how many other people have been successful with that.
Christopher Ragin
After losing a job now what to do..
23 November 2017 | 5 replies
That sounds strange, but you have nothing holding you back from venturing out of your security...because you have lost that security blanket that was your job.I would venture to say, that most of the success stories in history, started out where you are right now...me included.So, with nothing holding you back, and with plenty of time on your hands (time will always be your greatest asset...since you can never get it back), if you want to get into REI, you need to do the following:1 - Learn,2 - Learn some more,3 - Keep learning.Places to learn (before you say "that costs money"), that don't cost any money are:1 - Online education sites that have free articles written by experts in their fields.2 - Free e-books, that you can get online.3 - Joining your local REIC's to both learn and network.4 - ...and never stop learning...even when you become a success at this (and you will)Also, three very critical actions you MUST follow to be a success:1 - Always think possitive.2 - Train yourself to think of future "obstacles" as temporary problems...and you are the problem solver.
Andrew Poitras
Accidental House Hacker?
24 November 2017 | 6 replies
I am studying BiggerPockets, speaking to people in my network like my agent and my Uncle, another successful property owner.
Shiloh Lundahl
What I learned about REI While Running the Turkey Trot
23 November 2017 | 3 replies
Being excited for the success of other investors rather than jealous creates a synergy of success that comes back to encourage me.
Barbra Thebenyane
First forum discussion here, What does biggerpockets do for you?
24 January 2018 | 16 replies
its a great place to find like minded folks who run the gambit of highly experienced to total beginners and everything in between.. although I would say its slanted towards those starting their journey and many once they get going and have some success contribute less frequently.you have those that are in some sort of sales business so are always marketing themselves or their companies.. through writing blogs and or posting on the site with regularity.