My wife and I live in NYC with our 3 year old son and have about $150k to start investing in rentals. Out of state makes most sense (looking at a few midwestern cities as well as TX and FL), but we know nobody out the...

Hi all! This is my first post ever on Bigger Pockets.So I see on the MLS there's a condo for sale by an investor, and the condo is currently occupied by a tenant who intends to stay there. I'm totally new at investmen...

Hi everyone,
My name is Robert and I'm a real estate investor. I've been doing BRRRR (buy, rehab, rent, refinance, repeat) for the past few years and I've had a lot of success with it. I've used my own cash to financ...

I am in contract to purchase a duplex in California on a parcel that is eligible for an ADU unit in the rear.
confused about structuring purchase.
The investment will be purchased by

The traditional IRA/LLC 4...

Hey BP so based in my research I’m thinking about starting my investing in Vermont due to the low unemployment rate. Do yo think it’s a good start for a newbie and WHY. Thanks in advance

Hi BP,I am just starting out with my real estate journey with the intention of making this my full time gig as quickly as possible. That being said there is definitely a learning curve to this business so it'll take s...

Hi all,Potential motivated seller but I am not sure if I am looking at this situation correctly.Property A - the seller want to sell for $339kProperty B - the owner/seller of Property A is in foreclosure and needs the...

Finally got my first brrrr property under contract in eastern Long Island

General detail

Purchase price 210k
Repair 50k
Arv 330

1. What is the max I can refinance for? My credit is around 730. I'm thinking probabl...

I have been trying to find a bank to give me a home equity line of credit on my primary residence in Miami, FL. I have about $200k in equity, but am running into the issue where traditional banks will not qualify me b...

SFH. >50 years old; Renovated in 2006. 4BR/2BA  1300 sq ft each. Area = B class (walking distance to a private university; tenants will most likely be college students)Rent: $1,200/monthExpenses: Taxes = $200/moIn...