All,I'm a first-time landlord, we're looking to rent our first property as it is. I have a SFH that is entirely tile, so floors are pretty durable. My question is this, I set a non-refundable pet deposit that is hal...
Would you make this deal?So I have come across a condo that I am interested in as an investment property but want to know what others would do if in my shoes.Specifics:Asking price $55,000 (Has been on the market for ...
I am using a HELOC and possibly my IRA to fund my first FLIP. My question is would I have to pro rate the amount I used in my IRA out of the profits and stick it back in my IRA or how does that work with flips and s...
Hi all, I'm new to Bigger Pockets. I just recently purchased a new house in Sacramento (Natomas area) with 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bath 2300 square feet. I am currently unmarried and I don't feel comfortable living in a hu...
Are there any landlords in Indianapolis that are wanting to teach young and new starters about their business.
I am 23 years old and work full time Eli Lilly in Indianapolis. However, I have an entrepreneurial spirit...
My wife and I are going to turn our primary residence into a rental. We are planning to manage it ourselves.We would live close by.I am currently reading and watching everything I can about landlording. Any advice or ...
Hello, I am in the process of launching a company that handles the student housing for a small university within my city. There are under 100 students and they all know each other at some level. So more than likely th...
hey everyone, to start off my I'm 33 and my name is shawn. i purchased my first home back in 2018 with the intention of living in/fixing it up over the next couple of years while i saved to make more investments. i h...
So I switched my fix & flip on a rehab project and instead leveraged the property (after rehab) through a refinance and instead using it as an Airbnb rental, which is earning me 4-5x average market rental each mon...
I just finished listening to the BP Podcast Episode 442 with Bryce Stewart. He had a GREAT tip. Take your state's Agreement of Sale and read it 10 times. On the seventh read, highlight what you still don't fully un...