Hello BP Community!I'm originally from Montana, but have been living in the Denver metro area for almost 20 years. My day job is as a software consultant, and I've been in the tech industry for most of those 20 years....

I am a new investor in St. Louis and that will have about 1.5 million in cash to put into real estate by the end of 2016 early 2017. My question for BP is how would you invest the cash?We currently have 3 rental prop...

My wife and I are 54yo, with IRAs holding traditional securities, and have previously dismissed the idea of using that money for real-estate investment for various reasons.
However, there is a piece of land that we’...

Hello! My name is Allison and I am new to Bigger Pockets. I am currently educating myself on real estate investing. I am trying to figure out my strategy. I live in Tampa FL and my dream is to own a property in walkin...

I have plenty of Credit card debt but I wasn't sure what's better immediately focus on the debt or don't worry about it for now and look on buying a house with the idea of flipping the house and using the profits to e...

I am wanting to purchase a property for a possible brrrr. I know my first option I am looking at is long term rental. I switched over from a w2 job to being an independent contractor this year, but I do have a house I...

I've been interested in real estate investment for quite some time now.  I've been doing a lot of research lately on how to start with little to no money and everything seems to point to wholesaling but I'm not really...

Hi everyone, I have been lurking for a while I think it's time to start posting. I hope to eventually have enough knowledge to contribute, but for a while I will be leeching.

My Plan:
I am looking to pick up my firs...

Hi All! Newbie Investor here........I'm looking for a way to get passive, steady income and I thought a sure-fire way to do that was to start buying and holding. However, I'm also thinking of relocating from Missouri ...

If you are like me... You do not have a high paying job. You earn just enough, barely or not even close to "making ends meet." You spend 1/3 of your life or more wasting at a job you dislike for pay that struggles t...