All of the tips in the world can't show you what a few years in the field can grind into you.. but we're going to try. This one is all about saving the deal... probably one of the most important "lost causes" you can ...

Something I noticed in my market and I noticed on BP also.Everyone wants to Wholesale because they think it's easy.Well, If you not prepared to hustle and find deals, Than it's not going to be easy. You are not wholes...

Hello BP Community,(Not really a new member intro) Last week I finally made the leap to quit my full time engineering job and become a full time real estate investor in the Lexington Kentucky area. Right out of colleg...

Hello all,Probably going to be a long winded post but bear with me. A little over a year ago I got fed up with my finances. My wife and I made decent money (about 70k take home) in a lpw cost of living area but were c...

I am partnering with 4 individuals to develop a mixed use building. This a 4 story historic building. It has been sitting vacant for many years, so this will definitely be a large undertaking.24,000 sqft totalCreate 1...

Hi there, I'm new to Bigger Pockets, and a total noob when it comes to investing with other people's money and raising capital.  I have been an investor for over twenty years and currently have 30 rental doors, 4 STR ...

Hi there,I am new here and a newbie investor. I have one primary and one investment property. My investment property is for short-term rentals; not my first rodeo at hosting, but my first time losing money. I am curre...

I'm 19yrs old and don't want to have many regrets in life/investing so I just want some feedback on what you wish u did/knew when u were younger.Not just real estate in life in general

I asked myself the following question but still don't have a clear answer - wonder what your answer will be.**If you could take someone from the real estate (investing) world out for lunch - who would you pick?**BTW, ...

In his book " How to Be a Quick Turn Real Estate Entrepreneur in Any Economy" Real Estate guru Ron Legrand claims that your MAO(Most Allowable Offer)shouldn't go above 70% of the ARV(After Repair Value)of a property. ...