Austin Market Update: Still a Seller's Game, But Inventory Grows (April 2024)
The Austin housing market continues its shift towards normalcy in April 2024. While seller advantages remain, a rise in new listings sugge...

Good morning!Wanted to get your input on this.Been screening multi-family and commercial real estate opportunities.  One thing I have noticed is the asking price with it's cap rate, is almost always priced out by the ...

Hello BP family. Let's get right to it. I've always been an ambitious go getter since I was a kid. Never followed the pack always stood alone and wanted more than the average. I grew up in a low income area, but alway...

Greeting Bigger Pockets Family:
I have a few rentals that I could write-off some significant losses on but I was told by my tax preparer because I make over $150k/year I won't be able to take advantage of any signifi...

I'm new to this so please bear with me. If I was interested in purchasing a seller financed home with the total price of say $700,000, could the loan be structured to pay off say $150,000 to the seller over a 4-year p...

I think the biggest thing holding me back from taking the plunge is who I can trust. I live overseas and though I come in from time to time (to the NYC area) I have to rely on others. Any suggestions??

Hi all,I'm taking the first steps of setting out the goals I want to achieve in the next 5-10 years and I am running into a question I'm not yet sure how to answer.Let's say I want to buy 12 properties in a year.  Usi...

I called my mortgage, and my contract says that transfering my deed will mean I'm required to pay the entire balance which I cannot.
Do you know anyone who can?
Is therr any taxation on COO or reset on prop. Taxes?
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Hello everyone.  I'm doing my best not to be stuck in paralysis-by-analysis, and have been reaching out to prospects I've skip-traced to find my first deal.  No luck yet, but I'll keep trying.  However, I subscribe to...

When you look at a potential property, you crunch your numbers and your monthly capex (5% or so) is going to run you at $250 a month (roof, water heater, hvac etc,). Taking this into account with your operating expens...