I just read an article CNBC put out showing that after a 0.06% decrease in mortgage rates last week (6.81% => 6.75%), there was a 10% bump in mortgage applications.

I’ve done a lot of reading online and have spoken to a few people but wondering if there is more I could be doing to solidify my decision.  

From reading this post Ive just Decided to break into my home depending what my attorney tells me on the next court date 2 weeks from now i have already spent 4000$ on attorneys and nothing as been resolved so i will have to to do things my way i suppose since nothing is being done thanks, 

I've learned SO much from reading BP forums, attending boot camps and also personal research, but am still feeling a bit stuck on where to start.

I am currently reading “How to Invest in Real Estate” by Joshua and Brandon to get insights into basics of some popular strategies and then plan to start analyzing deals to gain better insight into what currently feels like a good fit for me.

And no point limiting yourself to $200k if you can afford $500k, and the potentially better investment choice that opens up.Beyond the basic calculations here are a couple things to think about: typically, lower income, lower cost areas come with higher turnover, heavier wear and tear (read more expensive turn over cost) and longer vacancy between finding qualified tenants.  

I wanted to share a few quick tips that have saved me from frozen pipes and a lot of headaches.My first tip is the most important, have your homes completely skirted all the way around.

I've read a couple formulas within Jamil's "How to Wholesale Real Estate" book, but fix and flip buyers typically would prefer an estimate of costs before looking at a contract and i would like to be able to give them that to add value to potential offers.Any tips/resources are welcome as I have just started my real estate journey.

Let's explore budget-friendly tips to upgrade your bathroom without causing a dent in your wallet.1.

Can you share some tip and tricks on how to use that in your advantages ?