I have 30k saved up for my first multi family home purchase. Read a couple books on REALESTATE as well as listened to the BP podcasts on episode 20. I’m searching for a good city/market to start. I have been consider...

I'm considering a rental purchase in the N. Conway area of NH (or lakes region),  I'm doing research the market up there to see what a rental up there can potentially (and realistically) produce for income to replace ...

Where do you get the best low-cost, high quality materials for your projects? Do you often recycle unused materials from previous projects?

I've heard from a few posters on scam.com that if you're a rehabber, Direct...

Let’s start by saying, holy cow!

I came home from work a couple months ago, I had to tell my wife that I had just spent $600 on lawn equipment and didn’t talk to her first. Man, do you want to see someone get sup...

I’ve recently got a taste of a successful real estate deal and I’m hooked. I own a commercial HVAC/R company with a crew of 8 people. I have a crew of people capable of flipping houses all in house. So, I’m on the hun...

Looking to invest In the Houston Area for small multi family 2-4 units for medium/short term rentals… any houstonians out there doing the same? How are your medium term rentals performing?

Hey everybody. Paul P. here, first time poster.I have several properties in the Miami area. The majority of them are rental homes for year round citizens (no illegals, I’m a real proud American - although I LOVE my It...

Just want to hear what you guys think is the best REI book to start of reading. I am new to all this. Trying to get my feet wet.

Hello! I am looking into renting out a duplex in Columbus through section 8. Would love to hear people’s advice/opinions/experiences. I’m rehabbing the duplex before renting it out so I already know I’ll have to make ...

I searched the forums and was not able to find what i was looking for so i figured i would ask the community.  I made an offer on my first reaI estate property and was always under the assumption that putting 20% down...