Hello, i am an out-of-state investor interested in opportunities in Atlanta area. My strategy is to find low maintenance (newer or recently remodeled) multi-unit properties (duplex-fourplex) and rent them to families....

Hey guy, as you may know in the past I purchased my first investment property for $32,700. This property is now renting at $750.00 and after expenses, including taxes and a portion for big ticket items, I walk away wi...

I've been talking to brokers this past month and I'm seeing that most of the properties don't have a T12 available.  At most, they have a T3.  Are any of you making offers without a T12?  Am I asking too much to see t...

Hello hello! I'm Chase, 24, from Burbank, CA, and after a few books and some long winded researching I'm marking this minute as the end of my analysis paralysis. I'm super excited to soak up all I can and begin this j...

I've read over the intial guide for entering real estate, chapter 3 discusses some of the strategies. I'm still unsure which would be best for me. I'm looking for some help, or direction? I'm starting with roughly 150...

I am very new to real estate investing. I am actually looking to purchase my first home, which is an REO property. I would say the property's After Repair Value is $95K. It needs about $20k of repairs. It has been...

I'm considering strategies for selling a property in Worcester, MA which has increased in value since I bought it at an estate sale four years ago with cash.A suggestion from Brian J. Allen was to look at a 1031 excha...

Hello BP Pro!I'm new to RE investing and have signed up for the bootcamp as well as classes at my local JC to learn as much as I can. One thing I've noticed is that of all the things needed to start out, money is defi...

Ibrahim S and I combined forces to write this article. Let us know what you think. Here's the link: http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/2997/blog_posts/22522-8-habits-of-highly-effective-inner-city-landlords

I know this topic has been significant in this forum, But I want to cover something that many people are not discussing—the opportunity cost of not doing one of these deals now. 
The reality is that the rates everyon...