So I am trying to get my first property ready to rent. Plumbing is done, electrical done, painting close to done.

The ground floor of the townhouse is a concrete slab half covered with parquet and glue, and half cov...

I have a question for investors who started off dead broke (I mean no money to even advertise) and became successful.
What are some of the things that made you successful or what was the 1 thing that really got you ...

I just graduated from school with $56,000 worth of loans (I had $74,000 and paid $18,000 immediately. I acted hastily and regretfully did not consider what I could have done with that $18,000) with rates of 5.8% and n...

**Maybe this is a bad post. No replies in the starting out section. Trying the Michigan Q&A section.Alrightyyyyyy!!! Just a head up that this is going to be a long post. Where to start......
I found Bigger Pocket...

Good Evening BP, I currently have my first rental property under contract we are currently in the underwriting phase. The property is SF 3bed 2bath it was listed at 74,000 we offered 64,000 which is bottom line for th...

Hello BP,
I am a new investor looking for general information on the SFH (3/2) market in each city.  I am a buy and hold investor thus, appreciation is not that big of a goal.  I am strictly looking for cash flow.  A...

Hi My name is Travis, my wife's name is Jessica and I am posting from the great state of Minnesota. Just getting into RE and looking to learn a bunch on BP! So glad to be here getting to know this awesome community of...

Hello! I purchased a home about 4 years ago that I house hacked and now rent out. I want to move my mortgage into my LLC to limit my liability on the property. I was told by my mortgage provider to send the LLC Operat...

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I am looking for some advice as to which course I should take: Cash-out refinance or home equity loan?

Home value: $400,000Mortgage balance: $51,000

Interest rate: 6.125% - Fixed. 30yr.
Monthly paym...

As I begin to analyze properties - small, multifamily - in the LA area, none seem to be "passing" the 2% rule.

A guy in my real estate investing program (which I now regret investing in) moved out of California to ...