Hey all- I am brand new to the world of Real Estate investing and I'm looking forward to learning and discovering ways to start out.

During my move out inspection, I discovered some items that I must deduct from the security deposit. . 

But I'm moving to SA for my husband's work and family, and recently I've discovered there's tons of hype in this area because of those crooks on that Flip This House show.

Hi fellow BP'ers!After much hemming and hawing about it, I decided that I would like to manage our first property on my own in the beginning rather than hire a property manager from the get-go. I want to at least know...

I've learned about RE investing primarily through reading books (discovered through BP podcasts and GoodReads reviews) and perusing BP forums / note taking during BP podcasts. 

If you´d like to message me directly, I´ll be happy to provide details of the title company we generally use in Tampa. 

It is  only recently that I even discovered  Rentometer.Thanks for  explaining Le Bon Homme Sept Heures Good Luck with the building

Your intro caught my attention because I have relatives living in Yonkers.In my experience I have not found real estate groups that specialize in that narrow of an investment type, but maybe you can find that in a bigger area.Have you discovered the podcasts yet?  

I researched the owner and discovered he had died and this property was part of his estate. 

I asked him why not remove a few bricks just to see what's beyond and he didn't want to.I heard about in New York City some properties on Riverside Drive with secret tunnels in basements that lead to the Hudson River.I wonder if anyone ever bought a very old home and after owning it for a while discovered a swinging bookcase or a pivoted wall which opens to another bedroom or a staircase to a secret chamber?