Depending on where you live, basements are a blessing and a curse.  To be able to sneak away for the big game, have that wonderful play room for the kids, or even a place to "store" your in laws when they visit in tha...

Like most newbie and some older investors we are all great full to @Joshua Dorkin and @Brandon Turner for this wealth of info we are able to gather in one place. The last couple of weeks of last year I really wanted t...

Hello everyone it's been a while since I have been in here I'm ready to start my mission no distractions! I'm curious as to starting off wholesaling oven been googling and taking notes about how to start off but i wou...

When trying to mail post cards and / or letters; what are some of the successful searches you have done to find houses to flip? The ones I have done have been for buy and hold but I am trying to  transition to buy and...

Hello BiggerPockets Community,
I’m Zach Rumfield, and I’m just starting my journey in wholesaling. While driving for dollars, I’ve come across a neighborhood that’s older but is surrounded by new construction. It has...

In the last 2 years I have seen a incredible increase of new property investors in Jacksonville. Most of them are wholesalers or flippers. This year there has been a rush of turn key providers taking a foot hold in th...

Hello BP Family,Hope you are all well and had a great weekend. Investor here from NYC finding it very difficult to source multi family rehab deals in Philadelphia. My goal is to purchase a duplex or triplex with cash,...

I'm looking to invest in rental property in Maryland and want to ask if there is an area I must avoid. I have limited budget around 40-50k. I currently live in Glen Burnie.
Which area should I be focusing on? 
Where...

I’m active duty currently serving overseas and will be done with my contract in mid 2024. I own a townhome in in Colorado Springs and have enjoyed great appreciation and reasonable cash flow since last year. Once fini...

Is the owner or the tenant responsible? The drains were not clogged when the house was rented out so I would think it is automatically the tenants fault. Can I charge the tenant to fix the drains?