My strategy is to buy and hold rental properties.My question to the BP community is this:With a limited budget of $1,000 per month - what brings in the biggest bang for the buck?

Hi BP CommunityRob from Central NJ here.So I'm wondering if this question is a bit pre-mature considering I haven't bought my first proper investment property yet.

I would love to use this to invest, but my obstacle is financing: I have a foreclosure on my record from October 2010- which matures October 2017- given the conventional financing rules (?)

As my real estate investment business matures, I am now moving into residential note buying/selling, including JV partnership to accomplish same.  

Looking for some guidance on what would be my best bang for my buck in the dallas area.

Hi All,
My name is Jeremiah. I just recently sold a property and have had 2 rental properties and flipped 2 houses in the past. Both were profitable but it wasn't the prettiest method...

I am currently debt free loa...

If things go wrong it seems like you would be on the hook for agreeing to oversee the project.The risk doesn't seem worth the few bucks you will make.

You chose redfin to save 1% and gave your business to a agent who has zero reviews and all her business has been folks like yourself who think they are getting a bigger bang for the buck.

There is an additional few bucks per month for my MLS to get IDX on there, as I would imagine there to be a charge for most places. 

I'm looking for real estate agents in Philadelphia familiar with West and South Philly and also Montgomery and Bucks County.