Hello everyone,I am on Active duty in the U.S. Navy out of Virginia. I haven't really started on my real estate journey yet but am very eager to. I'm still not sure if I want to get involved in Buy/Hold or Fix/Flip I'...

I have always been interested in real estate and bringing in positive cash flow for my family. I have friends who flip in Hawaii on Oahu and Maui and on the Big Island, and also found your website through youtube whi...

Hey everyone...  I'm fairly new to bigger pockets and currently exploring turnkey as an initial step to starting out in real estate. I'd love to hear from people who have at least 5 turnkey properties-What has your ex...

Hey BP,I want to do some sweat-equity on Craigslist..Anyone have any tips for good prospects (ie. FSBO, For Rent, etc.) they'd like to share?I kinda learned that a good time to call is after work hours.Any other good ...

I am now considering getting into the Section 8 parallel of Buying a few Lower priced Properties and placing them into the Section 8 Program.I have been reading and researching Section 8 housing , and the Pros/Cons th...

I am looking for a good bank to refinance several properties I am buying cash for. I am looking for small banks that are doing portfolio lending in the Denver and surrounding areas and are willing to lend up to 75% LT...

Hi, everyone. I currently live in St. Louis, Missouri but will be moving to Rhode Island to be with my girlfriend in 2018. I really want to house hack a 2-4 unit home in Rhode Island. Therefore, I need to secure a loa...

Hey BP!I've had some challenges the past few months in search of my next property. I'm looking for an owner occupy multi family. I've now lost to cash each time all while being as aggressive as I can be that still mak...

Hi BP, I’m looking for a hard money lender to help finance my first flip in Seattle/Tacoma area. Anyone have any recommendations? Thanks in advance,
Nick Meyer

Hi, my name is Brian Martin. I’m 57 and currently live in Pittsburg, CA. I’ve been reading a lot about retirement planning, and one of the books I read was a “Rich Dad, Poor Dad’s Guide to Retirement” (that may not be...