Hello BP Community! I wanted to formerly introduce myself.  My name is Ron Deysher and I am fairly new to the BP website and extremely new to Real Estate Investing. I have a full-time job in the Pharmaceutical industr...

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Is there really a such thing as a private lender? From what I understand, a private lender in a person or group who evaluates deals and lend their own money to a borrower. What I frequently observe are hard mo...

Hello BP!  My name is Shvonne Craig and I'm from Ansonia, CT.  I've been taking action in real estate since about June 2014.  A couple months before that I was just soaking up information and then my husband and I dec...

Just curious, where would I be able to find the necessary funds in order to invest in real estate? Is it legitimate to borrow from credit unions and residential funding programs? I'm new to the real estate investor in...

Hello BiggerPocketsMy name is William Sackett and I'm new to BiggerPockets but maybe not so new to other things.  I've been investing in real estate for about 10 -12 yrs. now, buying and selling homes using a lease pu...

I have dipped my toe in some crowdfunding (Fundrise, Diversy Fund and Groundfloor) this year and I am looking for additional passive investing opportunities going forward.  My question is how do I find syndications an...

Hi everyone!I am a last year dental hygiene student with a love affair of real estate investing. I have just recently discovered this intriguing business and have not stopped educating myself since. I am still a young...

Hello BP family,I am a new RE investor in NYC. I was wondering if there's any Meet Up group for investors in NYC to casually network.I know REIA is a place that investors join with a fee, but I was wondering if there'...

Hi folks (or Howdy)... I am a complete newbie and have recently quit my day job to jump right into something new and real estate is fascinating to me, so here I am.    I have no idea which niche to pick from the Ultim...

I hear the Tired Landlord Syndrome happens at the year 4 mark… sooner for class D properties and later for class B properties. But, on average:What percent of landlords make it past year 4 of being a landlord?