As a newbie I've saved up 40 to 50 grand and now I have a choice to make. Do I start with a single family house or be patient, save more and go for the ultimate goal which is multifamily? With the market this hot I ca...

We bought our first multifamily last year. We purchased "as is" on a nearly turn-key property. The roof is nearing it's end of life, a water, and gutters need replacing. Besides the fact we didn't walk into this with ...

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My wife and I are ready to buy and have found a great single family home that will cash flow between 8-22% depending on what we negotiate it for and how much we can rent it out for but should we buy it ...

Hello BiggerPockets! Long-time reader, first time poster. I accepted Brandon’s 90-day challenge and closed on my first owner-occupied 4-unit property earlier this month and I’m moving in this weekend. We decided to ho...

Hello Everyone,My name is Josh, and my wife and I are looking to begin our journey into real estate investing, but do not know the best way to get started with our current situation. I have started reading BRRRR (just...

Investing last 3 years and able to cover 60% of expenses… for now
We had bought our 1st apartment building in 2016 and was just something we invested in as passive income while working our W2 job. We had future plans...

hi all on BP, I have been interested in real estate investing for quite some time. I'm 21 from San Diego, CA. I'm currently taking courses to get my real estate license so that I can gain more knowledge on the market....

That way, if the buyer wants to buy on his own, he can save the $$, and if he feels the need for an agent, he can feel free. The seller or listing agent have no interest. Unless of course the listing agent can find a ...

Hello, I'm new to this site and new to investing.I'm currently attempting to rent my home in an effort to decrease spending significantly, raise capital for more real estate investments, and of course allow the curren...

How will a tenant-buyer be able to afford an option consideration/fee of 3-5% of the selling price if they are not financially well off enough to qualify for a mortgage? One would think that if a person could afford ...