Can someone further elaborate on the BRRRR strategy please?This is what I know: I pay X for down payment on a property. Then I rent it out, fix it up, etc... Then in Y amount of months I can refinance that property an...

(Updated since 2012)Everyone will be shocked at the much higher prices by 2022-2024. Gains will be higher in the better areas. What can actually drag the “gains” are the stagnant areas that will never go up. Don’t inv...

I am in the process of purchasing a single family house for my daughter and grandson to rent.  I am putting 20% down and financing the rest as an investment property.  Our intention is she will build her credit and sa...

Hi BP Team,
I've been debating whether it makes sense to find more 'fix-to-rent' type of deals rather than buying an outright 'fix-to-sell' or an outright 'turnkey rental' in the SFH space. Has anyone explored or pre...

We are looking to do a live in flip in our current market.  Here's the strategy: Purchase the home, live in until we move, place tenants, after 2 years, sell the property.  The home is a 2/1 listed a 90k, I believe we...

Hello everyone! First time posting here so go easy on me. I’m seeking advise from others on what they feel would be best moving forward. He’s my story.My wife and I are both currently 25 with 120k saved and no debt. W...

As a real estate agent and seasoned short-term rental (STR) host with over seven years of experience, I've seen the STR market evolve, especially post-2021, where competition is at an all-time high. Here are some key ...

I'll go first: I stayed in Lusby, MD on a lake for a couple nights as a last minute booking for a work trip. The pictures were unbelievable and I could not wait to get to the house. It was a super quiet area, a shared...

Hi, long time lurker, first time poster. I own a flooring/home improvement warehouse in Dallas and we have developed a great following of real estate investors over the past couple of years. Since we deal i...

I have some very high goals in mind for where I want to be in 20 years, but I'm just wondering how long it might take a savvy investor starting with zero properties and $20,000/yr in disposable income to realize en...