Hello, first time poster long time lurker. My wife and I started getting interested in real estate in January. We started listening to the bigger pockets podcast and since Jan, I have listened to over 80 of the podcas...

My wife and I are new investors currently stationed in Europe, with the motivation to not let that stop us from getting started. We've put in offers on 3 properties now in Dayton Ohio (where I grew up and still have c...

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In short notes, I wish to buy rental property consisting of a minimum of a 4plex. I plan to live in the property.

How do I make the property appreciate in value, so that in the event I need money or I wish ...

I live in Arvada, Colorado, a suburb of Denver. The housing market here is very expensive compared to other places in the United States, where even a small townhome (2 beds, turnkey, no repairs, good area) runs around...

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Thanks for making this great site. What a great community. Although I'll be trying to start my investing in Ontario, Canada, I can't help hanging around this site, because it has so much great general infor...

I'm a buy and hold investor and I have a question about cash reserves. How much is enough?

We have 2 and soon to be 3 (closing on December 3) SFRs. One is rented now and the 2nd one should have a tenant in it...

Hello Everyone,I need everyone's input on a deal that I'm in the process of making.  Here are details: Specs: Duplex built in 1976, each unit with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathroomPurchase price / financing: $199,000 with 20...

Hey All! I’m new to BiggerPockets but this seems to be exactly the resource I’m looking for. Looking forward to learning from you!I’m currently in Austin but will be moving to Denver end of June for work. My goal i...

I am currently looking at my first investment property. The property needs to be rehabbed. Initially we thought we would flip, but now we're thinking of holding and using the equity for future investments. What formul...

Hello everyone,I am new to real estate investing, and have been reading some of Robert Kiyosaki's books on investing.For real estate, he says he follows the 100 to 10 to 3 to 1 method. He looks at 100 properties, make...