Hi everyone, I want to start investing by buying my first property. Am nervous and don't know to evaluate a property for cash flow.. any suggestions?

Hello everybody! I have been a long time podcast listener and lurker on bp. I do not currently own any properties but that could be changing here soon!I have had my eye on a property I use to live in while at college....

I have happened upon what seems like a nice opportunity with 6 doors. As a Realtor, I can typically find comparable sales, but in this case I can't find any.I chatted with an appraiser friend who said because it is 6...

I am new to the group and will be purchasing my first home.  I am eligible to benefit from VA benefits with 100% financing and no PMI at 3.5% interest.  I also have another option of 5% downpayment and 3% interest rat...

What are some good quick reference websites to check commercial loan rates for an apartment building?  I'm looking at different buildings and don't want to keep calling my local bank contact at 1st State Bank for numb...

Hi,I am a newbie to this site but I feel like in short time itself I have learnt a lot from this site. This site is definitely a good resource for investors. My primary purpose for joining BP was to learn more about r...

Hi Everyone, So I am trying to get a HELOC to use for my first property investment. I have called some banks and the fees are never-ending; Interest rates are high but from what I understand it is like a credit card a...

Right now we are using private money to acquire a portfolio of rentals. We pay 8% to 12% interest on their money monthly. However, after a year we are in the same spot. No equity, ton's of debt to pay off, and less ca...

Hello Everyone! I'm about 2 days into the Bigger Pockets Community so very new! I recently finished Brandon's book "Investing in Real Estate with no money down" throughout this week.  I wanted to introduce myself and ...

I just purchased my first property. It is a multi-family with three units. I will be living in one, and the other units will have the same tenants who lived there under the old owner. They are paying below-market ren...