Jeremy Peterson of Vesta Real Estate, fellow broker and analysis wonk, put together this video which examines the Ogden / Weber County market cycle.  Some really insightful methodology here.I've tweaked the affordabil...

Based on my 10+ years investment experience, I've come to the firm conclusion that there is no such thing as a "nothing" down transaction.  To clarify, I am not saying that you cannot get a deal down with no cash down...

Hello, my name is Garrett Pickering. I made an account on Bigger Pockets hoping to meet new people and network while I begin my journey in real estate. I am 19 years old and I want to go into real estate investment, a...

Hello,Just like many newbies; I went through many videos, posts, success stories, starting out, webinars, etc. Some of the success stories, videos, posts were great and it's time for me to move forward with putting in...

I came across this article today and I would like to get your thoughts on it. As I’m sure most of you are aware, the housing market has been recovering since the financial crisis in 2008. Since then, there has been a ...

Hey BP! It's my first post :OI'm looking into doing a flip (also a first). I'm running numbers in my area, but I'm having a hard time believing I'll be able to purchase a place using the  70% rule. Here's an example: ...

HI all, I am looking to lend on a high end flip, looking for your input.Property is a Million + home on waterfront IN Chestemere, Alberta.As is value based on an independent appraisal 2 weeks ago is 1.03 Million. Reno...

Hello BP, Currently I am reading J Scott's the book on flipping houses and I am learning allot! I am working with a local realtor and am formulating my criteria of what I am looking for with her. My question is this, ...

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I'm a Virginia native now residing in the DC Metropolitan Area. I stumbled upon the website by virtue of the credit crunch and its impact on my business as a rea real estate appraiser.

Although I correctly...

So I keep seeing that most lenders want two years of steady W2 income in order to qualify for a mortgage. I have 2 years of tax returns, one year was 12k (gross) and the other was 14k (gross), which would most likely ...