Hi, I was looking for maybe a hard money loan but being a beginner it’s a bit difficult. I been reading up a lender called Groundfloor and i wanted to know if anybody had any reviews regarding them. Are they good for ...

Im curious to find out what other REI's set as their parameters when starting out for property/deal requirements.

If you could, share what your target investments were (fix/flip, BRRRR, multi-family, etc) and what p...

Boots on the ground today!!! We currently have 21 homes under construction in North Port, FL, and Port Charlotte, FL.We are providing families with their future homes, where countless memories will be created in each ...

Hi BP, I'm looking at a few off-Market deals in Cleveland OH, this will be a new market for me. Does anyone has a seasoned property manager they would recommend as I enter and hopefully grow on that area?   All additi...

I live near Baltimore and I'm wondering if anyone knows how someone can buy leased land and if it's worth the hassle. To be clear, I don't mean the land under my property but to be the landlord and receive ground rent...

I came across a seller who is not only selling some properties but also selling his ground rents that he owns.

Baltimore, is one of the few cities with Ground Rents.
The owner says he collects 5k a year on the groun...

What do the members of BiggerPockets think about the loan company
Ground Floor.. has anyone used there services

Hello BP CommunityI’m a newbie investor and landlord. I’m looking to self-manage and turn one of my units into a midterm rental. Any tips on where to find boots on the ground? Also are there any apps or software recom...

Good afternoon everybody!

I've lurked here for a bit here and there, but I've decided to take the plunge and post.  I'm not really sure where to begin and would welcome any sage advice.  I've had a successful corpo...

Looking to do my first BRRRR out of state and I am wondering what to have on a checklist if I were to have someone go take a look at a property for me. Would it be best to just have a general contractor to go look at ...