I know many say you don't need formal schooling to be in the industry but I want to be informed and also like the fact of a back up plan. That being said, what do you guys think the most helpful and useful major for a...

So I purchased my second property (first is live in flip that I'm gearing up to flip this year since 2yrs is up) back in mid-November with hopes of renting it out. Now that I've been rehabbing this property and gettin...

Hello all, I am new to the real estate business.  I am currently working on a a multifamily property in the Bronx (that's a subject for another post in the future).
I'm hoping to hear everyone's opinion on the type o...

Hello Bigger Pockets community!This is actually my first post on here, I just discovered BP last week. I think I have listened to 15 of their podcasts already!I'll give you a little background on my situation. I am 25...

Hi everyone,My name is James, i am 23 years old, born and raised in the rough parts of The Bronx in NYC. My parents are from the Caribbean and i am their youngest of 3. This past December, i acquired my B.B.A. in Real...

Hello all, I am still relatively new. Still a bit confused on these different strategies I continue to hear about. Unless its the different niches that I know of that have run me off the road constantly. I am determin...

Hi everyone,My goal is to buy and flip houses, but I have decided to start off with getting my real estate license in California. I have decided to go with Allied Real Estate School. There are two required courses: Pr...

Hello everybody just wanted to introduce myself.  I have been a lurker for some time on BP and I have finally decided to make an account seeing as how welcoming and helpful the members of BP really are. To start, I am...

I am currently 21 years old, and have recently begun to get into what it would look like to invest in real estate. My dad is a long time investor and I've picked a few things up from him, but the majority of my knowle...

There is an economic term called diminishing marginal rate of return. Meaning for every one more unit sold the benefit becomes less and less. With the rise in college tuition costs and the strong emergence of availabi...