As a Realtor, I am seeing inventory fly off the market in many cities and my buyers are having to fight to go under contract. Multiple offer situations, appraisal gap scenarios and even waved inspections.For my fellow...

Every investor has that one deal—the one that had unexpected twists, crazy negotiations, or a wild success story.👀 Tell us about your most interesting or challenging real estate deal!

Im analyzing my first BRRRR property,figured out my ARV range and rehab estimate, and ive noticed that in order to pull ALL of our money out during the Refi stage, we have to make really, really low offers.Im just wondering what percentage range some of you successful guys (and ladies) are comfortable leaving in a deal so that I can offer something more appealing to lock a property up.

Most of the "co-GPs" that I talk to wouldn't know a thing about operating a real estate asset and are merely along for the ride because they were able to cobble up a million bucks of friends and family money.The private equity side of the real estate business has really been the wild west for the last 5/10 years! 

Hey BP Fam —Just wanted to start a conversation for all the first responders out there (and those who support them) who are also diving into real estate investing.As a former MD Trooper and Nurse turned full-time agent and investor, I know firsthand how wild the shift work can be... but also how the steady income and flexible days off can be HUGE advantages in real estate.So I'm curious:Who else here is in fire, EMS, law enforcement, dispatch, or any frontline job and also investing?

I’ve been diving deeper into Self-Directed IRAs lately—especially how people are leveraging them for real estate syndications, land deals, and even ground-up developments.It’s wild how many folks don’t even know they can use their retirement accounts for real estate (outside of REITs).

You can slide in a small rent bump at the same time, just nothing wild.

I closed 3 deals in the first 6 months - not wildly successful, but note worthy.

Our first property management client: a split-use commercial building in Riverwest, home to Riverwest Tattoo. It was a crash course in the realities of mixed-use management. This wasn't a spreadsheet asset; it was a l...

Las month the HOA sent me a notice of a violation due to exesive noise (the unit is occupied just by a 70 years old retired lady), I asked the tenant and she refused the charges and I informed the HOA.