If you are interested in mobile home lending as I am then it is time to face the facts that we cannot continue business as usual. The Safe Act only woke me up to the myriad of laws that we should be complying with an...

I feel a little stuck almost... I want to break into the multifamily investing space and I know with no experience I'll "need" a partner with a track record to be taken serious by brokers, lender property managers etc...

Biggerpockets Team,I have been in the education portion of my real estate journey and will continue to be on this educational push until August rolls around. I will be moving to the North Dallas area to be closer to f...

For what it’s worth, after 20 years and 3,500 transactions, I’ve never done one myself. I guess that makes me part of the 1%! But hey, I’m learning about it as we speak—always room to grow!

Hi everyone, I hope I'm finding you all well today.My name is Aaron Miley, I'm from Spokane, Washington. I am a total newbie to real estate (haven't even bought a home yet). I recently made the decision to leave my ol...

I would like to begin purchasing, rehabbing and then selling mobile homes.  Initially, my plan was to create a note and owner finance to the buyer.  I am getting the idea that because mobile homes are not treated the ...

I've seen many thing online claiming that you can do a wholesale deal without leaving your home or on vacation. I was wondering if anyone knows how this works since you are not seeing the property or meeting with sell...

Hello,Having delved into the informative realm of the Bigger Pockets podcast and other materials, I've learned that, optimally, a long-term rental investment might generate a monthly profit of $100-$200 per property. ...

and Property Managers in general,Just about no one on Bigger Pockets is as big a defender of Property Managers as I am.  While some folks are great DYI people and can manage their own properties well, I am a firm beli...

Hello

From what I understand, with no experience in real estate investing, mobile homes only depreciate and that banks don’t see them as having any increase in value after repairs. Is this true? I would like to begin...