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I am currently 60 years old working as the Field Reliability Engineering Manager for a major truck OEM. My wife and I will celebrate our 40th wedding anniversary this year. We have 7 children. We were foste...

  I have read where other REI's have operated under an LLC which is umbrellaed under an S-Corp for tax purposes.  I am in the process of pulling my RE properties under a "business" entity to separate my personal busin...

The buzzword is recession and everybody should be worried. I've been in the industry since 1990 and my family's RE business goes back to the late 1800's and we all agree that there's no near future relief from a deep...

Hey BP,I'm looking at a market that has a high demand and low supply of rent.I'm curious about looking at the cost of new construction vs. investing in existing multifamily housing.1.)  Where should I start?2.)  What ...

do elevation certificates expire? I've run into a problem here in houston the recent floods this past year has really hurt alot of the homes in the area. People being told they may not be able to get permits to rebuil...

Good afternoon, BP,I'm reaching out today because my wife and I are moving out of a nice 3-2 in Garland, TX and heading for Durango, CO. Our landlord is looking to sell and I thought BiggerPockets should know about it...

Any water heater gurus out there? We're remodeling a unit after an eviction. Gas was off for a few weeks, and now that it's back on the water heater isn't working. For a while the pilot would stay lit until the unit h...

We were doing a whole house electrical re-wire and main panel upgrade for an Investor doing a flip in Mishawaka, Indiana. In the formerly finished basement ceiling was the following piece of electrical art:

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $250,000

Cash invested: $14,000

Sale price: $350,000

Purchase Price: $250,000
* I made 6% on the purchase upfro...

After 10 interest rate hikes in a row from the Federal Reserve, we have now had the first pause. If you expect them to quickly revert back to all-time lows right away, think again. There likely won't be any rate cuts ...