I'm new to this site! I manage 15 units and all of them are mostly original. Rents are at market prices and we still increase $50-100 per door, per year. No one has moved out in 4 years and no one is planning on it.So...

so what does the wholesaler do with a seller tds? Or nhd? Or megans law or security disclosures? Supplemental tax bill? Have the new buyer review & sign all those too??  Its not just the purchase agmt & an ass...

Investment Info:
Condo buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $300,000

Cash invested: $90,000

Nice 2/2 condo in very high demand area in downtown Miami. Idea was to secure favorable mortgage be...

My wife and I are looking to buy a single family home in the Charleston, SC area. We plan on renting it out for 90% of the year and spending a little time there in the winter. Ideally we would like to buy a fixer-uppe...

So I’ve recently hit a year on my house hack property in Florida, and I’m only a few years out from finishing my current military enlistment. Rather then let the house sit on the market rent less while I transition ou...

I saw this video the other day and could see this as a game changer with so many possibilities.Check it out and share how you'd use something like this!

Hello to every one,I am currently thinking about building a home for profit instead of doing a fix and flip. I currently do not have a lot of cash on hand, however, I know a couple of people who do have quite a bit of...

Last year I stumbled upon bigger pockets after deciding I didn’t want to work for someone else for the rest of my life. Today I got an offer accepted on my first real estate deal(seller financed) in the Indianapolis a...

I was wondering why a property of $70k can rent for $850 while a property of $85k also rents for $850 assuming they both are fully rehabbed. It would be amazing if someone could enlighten me on this. Thanks!

Hey all, I'm Cam and I'm just getting into the Richmond, VA wholesale game. I have been doing a tremendous amount of learning and trying to find a good program to join. But... I am curious if I should just jump right ...