Fill in the Blank: In 2013 I Plan To ______________.

I posted this on Facebook and Twitter as well. I'd love to get as many responses as possible, and maybe I can turn this into a BiggerPockets Blog post.

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I'm looking for some construction, project management experience, ability to write and maintain a plan, communicate often and electronically.

What kind of experience have you found to be most important?

Hey gang. I live In california so I really need to ask as anything goes in this state it seems. I’m currently trying to fill one of my rentals. I believe I have found a one of a kind tenant. Self proclaimed clean frea...

Hi all,Here I am again. This time I need advice from an investor’s prospective. My boyfriend and I have set a goal, which we have to accomplish in ten years from now. Our financial goal is to buy 2- 4 rental propertie...

Hello all,
Im 22, and graduating from Sacramento State Univ next year with my degree in Construction Managment. I already have my career started with CC Myers Inc as a project engineer, however I wont be making my ful...

I have seen so many people start and stop in the Real Estate business more times than I can count. I recognize that a lack of initial success is going to result in people petering out but what about the people who fou...

In 2013, I bought my first home, a 2 bedroom / 1.5 bathroom condo located in Southern California for $170K. While I was hoping to spend between $120K - $160K, it was important for me to buy a property that was move-in...

Im am looking at a 10 unit apartment property for my 1st multifamily. It is near a good college,only 30mins from me, and is below market rents. I have a LOC on some land I own clear, and I plan on using it for the dow...

Hi, I'm a real estate investor looking to build a team.  I've tried searching on biggerpockets, REIA facebook groups, and still no success.I've steadily grown my portfolio from 2 in 2013 to 13 units in 2017 (but sold ...

What's a reasonable cash-on-cash Short Term Rental return with 7.5% rates nowadays? Feels like 12-15% is solid, while we expect to refinance in the years ahead at a point or two lower. Any strong opinions?