To re-focus their efforts on their money making activity.I invite everybody from BP newbies trying to get started, to your richest investor to chime in and ask any questions, and offer up their own experiences and protection plans.

I suspect over 90% of newbies underestimate maintenance/cap expense.  

Rookie investor here who just recently discovered bigger pockets and am all in. short backstory of where im at and how i got here. I cash out refinanced my primary in 2019 right at the start of lockdowns with the idea...

Hi my name is Eva and I am newbie  to BP and I am currently  on the process for my second home as a primary residence.I wanted to ask if is it advisable to take a HELOC on my current primary residence now before closing in 2mos (brand new townhome) to my next property as a primary residence.Any input and sincere advised will be much appreciated.Thank you,Eva

I want to note, and this advice is not unique to Lifestyles Unlimited, per se, but there are a lot of newbies that go through these various courses, do the 20-100 hours of course work and then feel adequately prepared to start hunting for deals with investors money.Remember, just because it is real estate does not mean there are not major risks.  

As a newbie, we know very little about you.  

Any advice will be highly appreciated :) Also would love to hear opinions on where newbies invest successfully nowadays and what strategies do they use? 

I am exploring the possibility of buying a STR - this would be my first time owning any rental property, so I have a bunch of newbie questions. 

I'm a newbie trying to rent out rooms in my 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom house in Seattle.

Any suggestions for a newbie like myself?