Hi Everyone!I am new to REI and the BP community and just wanted to introduce myself.My name is Brian, I am in my late 30's and I own a house. My current W2 job is a Mobile Software Engineer located in Utah. I had two...

I had a good first quarter as far as appraisals are concerned. I am wrapping up my last appraisal for a while, a 180,000 square foot warehouse. Unfortunately the market for that type of property is pretty thin; howe...

Hi Bigger pockets family,
So.... I am considering getting two $40k limit credit cards and using them for my rehabs going forward.
Question is, some of these will have a 0% APR for the first few months and this will ...

Hi everyone!  First of all thank you for all the knowledge and information being shared, it's extremely helpful.  I'm in a position to really start towards my goal of building wealth through RE investing.  It's someth...

I know that when a new tenant offers to pay upfront its a red flag. However, for an existing (good) tenant anyone ever consider offering a plan where rent can be paid in advance in return for a discount?  I am in soft...

How do you determine what normal wear and tear is when giving a tenant their deposit back?  I always have my properties cleaned and if needed, painted before a new tenant moves in. When they move out, the walls are al...

Hi - Many of the multi-family properties I have been looking at were built in 50s or 60s. Rarely did I see newer properties built after 80s/90s. Do you only buy properties that were built after certain years? I am ...

Poverty is near 1960s levels again

No worries, Obama is on top of it.

"The most important anti-poverty effort is growing the economy and making sure there are enough jobs out there," Obama said Friday at a White Ho...

Hi everybody,Newbie here, looking to buy my first property. I'm not totally green to the life of a landlord, as I have managed my dad's 4plex property since I was a teenager. However, he bought in the 90s, in a nice p...

Hello BP,wanted to have your insight when you guys run your numbers and also how you adapt as interest rates are on the rise.I tend to follow @Brandon Turner numbers (100$/month/door & 12%CoC for apartments). And ...