Hi! Long winded post... I've been listening to the Bigger Pockets podcast off and on for several years. My husband introduced me to the podcast  and I instantly loved it. I've wanted to buy real estate as an investmen...

I am considering an investment property mostly for appreciation purposes. I have heard great things about all the three cities: Atlanta, Austin and Raleigh but looking to understand which is best suited for good long ...

Hi i am hoping to invest in my first investment property soon. From my state, only place that I think that would have high tenant rate would be near university of area because the in my state, since it is not one of t...

We know baby boomers are retiring, they want beach front and golf course locations with little maintenance and ranch style one story living. That is the sterotype at least.

The new wave of "boomers" born between 1977...

Dallas and Austin Top Texas Cities For Foreign Investment
Association of Foreign Investors in Real Estate) – According to a survey from the Association of Foreign Investors in Real Estate (AFIRE), ​Austin and Dallas ...

I'm super curious in adding a multi-family home to my portfolio. I am thinking Austin TX might be a good place to start due to the state's tax incentives and the recent decline in prices. Thoughts? Any other preferred...

Hi everyone,First of all, I live in Europe so things might be a little different from America.I'm interested in investing in certain coastal cities but I'm not sure about the regions. This is in West-Europe. I'll be t...

It seems the most common low cost turnkey properties are in,Cleveland, Detroit, Memphis & IndianapolisWhich has the lowest taxes ?Which has the greatest potential for increase in value ?Which has the biggest selec...