Hi, My name is Cécile. I live in one of the most expensive cities in the world, San Francisco (sighs). However, after joining the Bigger Pockets community, I believe I can reach my dream of financial freedom through c...

Hi I am new and just thought I' d jump right in. Background, we own one flat in France where we have 100% equity and a great tenant in place. We have our niche, the town in France where we already have one proper...

Navigating a Strange and Uncertain Market
We’re rolling into year two of decade three of the new millennium amid some of the strangest circumstances in recent memory. Covid-19 has put governments, societies, and econ...

Hey everyone,Long time listener to the podcast. New to the forum. Lots of questions and knowledge to learn. So really quick, I'm in the market for my first rental property. I've almost 100% set my sights on the studen...

I will start this by saying I am relatively new to the market but I must be missing something because I never really see anyone at bigger pockets really talking about it. Nashville, indeed middle Tennessee as a whole,...

For those investing in large apartment syndications - what percentage of deals make money, what %age about break even, and what %age lose money?Of course sponsors vary, but wanted to get your experience and feedback. ...

What is everyone's consensus on paying off rental properties vs leveraging to aquire more? I understand from an appreciation standpoint it definitely makes more sense to be leveraged, I also understand that my return ...

All Wichita investors,I came to the realization that I have not lived in Wichita for nearly 10 years. What changes do you see happening? what are the problem neighborhoods? what is something that is going on in the ci...

So I have 190 K to purchase a rental property. I need to find a place in the US that can give me at least $2000 in rent so that I can pay for the loan. Any suggestions?

In another thread about a turnkey investment, I was encouraged to post this question to get feedback from other investors:

Do you think a turnkey company should be offering D Class properties to their clien...