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My name is Adam, and I'm born and raised on the Island of O'ahu.  I just stumbled on this page yesterday and have been binge watching   BiggerPockets channel on YouTube non-stop, lol. I joined a program...

Hello BP!I am excited to be joining this community.  We are new to real estate investing, however, I work in the commercial development side of real estate, specifically the design, development and construction for a ...

Hello friends of BP.I have 10K$ or so, to invest in maketing, What do you think would give me the best result short or long term and best return on my money, if you know what I mean.

Ok soooooo I’ve got some issues like even wrapping my head around where to start and look for leads, I’m active duty military but I’ve put down the Xbox controller and I have started reading, watching, and listening t...

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Hello all,My name is Carlos and I am from New Orleans, LA.  Originally raised in Texas, I have lived in LA for 5+ years. My wife and I are business professionals, we both have an accounting background (education)...bu...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence other investment.

Purchase price: $98,000

Cash invested: $25,000

Sale price: $305,000

Contributors:
Justin Sullivan

We wanted to get our o...

I’m coming to understand taking action is crucial to not get stuck just learning. I’m 18 and only have about 100$. I was at a point where I’ve seen I should get a real estate license. As I gone though learning more I ...

Hello everyone!

I need your opinions :)

I'm 20, I have little to no experience in Real State. I have read Rich Dad Poor Dad and I'm half way though Cash Flow Quadrant. (These books are changing my mindset/life like ...

Let's compare a $250,000,0 loan today versus two years ago.
In America, the average person has a credit score of around 715 you’re looking at around 6.6% on a conventional 30 year loan.
Excluding taxes and insuranc...