I'd like to get into multifamilies and maybe fix them up a bit if need be. What would my finance options be? I don't feel very comfortable partnering up with people because I don't want to mess with other people's sa...

Hey There BP Family!I'm loving Brandon Turner's Financial Independence Blueprint. Check it out if you haven't already in the education section. I believe it is only there for a limited time. Check it out and take some...

Goals in priority order: 1) Cash Flow; 2) Income replacement ($150k/yr to end of life); 3) Legacy for 3 childrenAge: 57; retire from corporate in 5-7 yearsLocation: Austin, TXInvestment Stats:2 SFH owned outright; val...

Certified Financial Planner and former bank regulator with a passion for Capital Markets and REI.  Going to try and make this a semi-regular thing that I do.  Feel free to AMA regarding financial planning, retirement,...

I will be 52 next year. I have been consumed with setting myself up correctly for retirement (hopefully before 67). We currently own a home that we paid $269K several years ago. It is now roughly worth $340K. We have ...

I have to admit that I was drawn to BiggerPockets in a somewhat roundabout way.  You see, I'm not so much interested in Real Estate as a business that I want to get into, but as a means to an end.  That end of course ...

I emailed b2r a while back, found out their minimum is way above my current goals ( down money) and asked if  they did smaller loans or had someone that did smaller amounts. A while later I got an email from  someone ...

Hello all! 
I have a portfolio of around 150 SFH and 150 multi units. We are going through a period of some hard looks at our financial performance and I'm attempting to find other similarly placed landlords to deter...

99% of the investors that I have dealt with invest with their own money and make payments on a property then secure a tenant. 1% are investors with someone who wants to buy a property but can't quite make the down pay...

Hello,
So I just applied to a broker that offered me a loan
$210,000/30 years with 10 year balloon/5% interest....broker's fee $5,000 or so
I am really excited to finish it and pay the fee, but I may just be over c...