Hey folks. I am looking for ideas/strategies on how to best manage property management when one is OOS. Here's the issue: I've been with a property management company for the past 3-4 months. There's always something ...

I just saw a mobile home park come available in my city of Louisville, Ky by owner.  I’ve never invested in a mobile home park but I’m intrigued. The owners are selling for health reasons. They have owned it for twent...

Hi All,I need to start ordering tenant background checks directly instead of through my property manager (for reasons I don’t need to go into here). What resources / vendors exist out there for this? I need the full p...

Hello BiggerPockets Community,
I hope this message finds you all in good spirits. My name is Dzung Doan, and I am new to the world of real estate investing, specifically in the buy-and-hold strategy for rental proper...

Here is my question. I am reviewing at least two dozen multi-family units per week. I have a few realtors that are throwing a lot of garbage at me and I am trying to weed through the mess. Some of them are incorre...

My wife and I are fully aware that just "renting" vs. buying a second home (and VRBO'ing it when we're not using it) is almost always going to be the better financial decision...however...here we are, about every 3 ye...

I have ZERO experience in Real Estate Investing. And JUST started my educational journey in mid-January 2013 when my wife gave birth to our twin girls :) Our family, our future, and our time became a driving force b...

My wife and I just got started by turning our first home that we purchased in 2012 into a rental. Looking forward to a rewarding future in real estate. I'm an electrical engineer full time and run a financial planning...

Financial literacy and knowledge: To be a successful real estate investor, it's important to have a good understanding of financial concepts such as cash flow, return on investment, and risk assessment. This will help...

As a tax return preparer, I run across people that deliberately have more withheld during the year than necessary as a kind of forced savings. Others that initially work at owing nothing or paying a little at year's ...