Hello all,I am looking to buy a rental property in Dallas TX. If any one knows about the market there, please let me know because I live in northern California,Thanks,Ramsey Kheshen

I am generating 10 to 15 leads per week per territory yet I can't seem to find the right investors to partner up. Are the any investors that are truely transactional engineers and can close on the motivated seller lea...

Hey everyone, I'm young and in the military. I'm just looking to invest in real estate soon and I could use all the do's and don'ts if you guys have any! Thanks in advance!

I'm currently living in NY and with recent landlord-tenant laws, extremely high property taxes among other things, its not worth purchasing a rental in my area. However, the idea of long distance investing has been on...

After meeting with Josh in person today, we discussed a few ideas I had about the site. One of which was to have some added benefits and organization with your colleagues.

I suggested that we have the ability to cre...

Hi Everone,  I’m new to RE investing and looking for some advice.  I have lived in my home in San Diego for 10+ years and have some significant equity.  I recently secured a Heloc and am looking for advice on how to g...

Hi BP I'm looking at buying my first multi. Owned a few sfh rentals
over the years and really looking to purchase larger multis. Looking
mostly in South Jersey area. Ive Evaluated a few properties recently and
m...

I am interested in investing in multi-family in Lexington, KY. I am eager to gather pearls of wisdom. Does anyone know good property managers? Where are places to  avoid? What basic facts should newbies be aware of?
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Hello BP Community and thank you for reading my introductory post. My name is Louis Radosevich. I am a lifelong CA resident seeking financial freedom and a new life in the Metro Denver area (moving late Summer 2014...

New to the property investing, have one single home property under my belt. Did the BRRR method with that one, refi’d out of it and basically broke even on the appraisal. So do to only being able to cash out 80% of th...