Hi BP,I am a new investor from MA looking to start my journey to Financial Independence through buy and hold investing. I am currently a site supervisor for a site development and concrete company. While the pay and b...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $144,000

Cash invested: $50,000

Sale price: $214,500

Single Family home in Fort Oglethorpe, GA. Off-market deal...

The past few months I've spent a good amount of money trying to wholesale properties. I've read numerous posts about what the list criteria should be and what the letter should say as well as keep sending to the same ...

Hi BP!To effectively ramp up and learn as a real estate investor, which of the options do you think is best and why for someone starting out:1. learning through professional coaching where multiple calls are setup wit...

The original thread Greg R. started on the topic has been closed for further contributions, so I put my input in this new thread.
Hello @Greg R
Crash deniers? Interesting title.
Blanket statements by experts have ...

Has anyone had any success hiring someone to hold a bandit sign for you? Something like this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYL1wsm_7ik&feature=youtu.be


It seems to get around ticking off t...

Hello, really new to BiggerPockets so if this topic has been discussed already then my mistake. Why use a hard money lender over a 203(k) loan when purchasing a fixer-upper? If the hard money lender lends at 12% inter...

I have an aim to retire in 20 years time with $400k of annual passive income.

I currently own a home worth $1.5M with a $700k mortgage. I have one investment property worth $700k with a $400k outstanding loan that ...

Hoping to get some thoughts on the below (I know ask a million people you’ll get a million answers :-)). In your opinion if a new investor (we’ve done live in flips but just decided to do more as a business) does thei...

Hello BiggerPockets Members.I'm interested in purchasing multi-family properties in the Upstate SC area, preferably at an 8% cap-rate or greater and with some upside potential (RUBS/metered utilities, rent-increases, ...