Good rental market* ( BP won’t allow me to edit my post title. )Hello,
I'm looking to invest in a property for house hacking or to live in for 1-2 years before converting to a rental. I work remotely and prefer a loc...

Hi All,I got a bid back from a contractor in Florida that is labor only.  Seems like I have heard that you can make a rough estimate at labor, based on material cost (2-3 times materials = cost of labor).  I have trie...

I have to write a cover letter by September 30 for this job post: http://baltimore.craigslist.org/rej/5231828309.html I've never written a cover letter. Does anyone have any tips and/or suggestions as to what I should...

Hi all! I'm a 25-year-old investor originally from Chicago, IL. I'm now living in Washington DC and have family in Savannah, GA. I'm exploring options to invest in Savannah or the DC/DMV/Baltimore markets. I've spent ...

I own a condominium in a small association and the bylaws specify that only owners can serve as trustees. Due to health and other issues, I would be the only one who could serve, but it is not feasible out-of-state. W...

Hi All! 
I'm looking for a mentor with experience in wholesaling, and I want to begin networking in real estate investing. I would love to start a group for anyone who wants to learn and grow in similar aspects of re...

Hello!Just wanted to join in the discussions here at BP, I have been lurking for some time now while trying to wrap my head around all the challenges and obstacles when it comes to real estate investments.  My backgro...

Potentially going into escrow in a property that will be a vacation rental. This would be a first for me and need some help with some tools and resources to make my life easier.

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I've seen things like ...

I am planning on getting my RE license at the beginning of next yr. What I haven't thought about is, Will I have to work in an office after I get my license or can I continue to work on my RE business from home?

Did anyone see this???https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/trump-cap-cash-out-refinances"Under the new policy, the cash-out refinance cap would be lowered to 80 percent of a property's value, down from 85 percent."
If...