What's going on people? I need help with my business strategy. I have 2 rental properties which are free and clear. I'm sitting on at lease 225k in equity. Having properties free & clear for 2 years now has been s...

I am in the midst of finishing a book on learning to evaluate decision making. It has me curious, what is the best real estate investing decision you ever made? "Best" could mean most impactful, decision you learned...

I have a rental and the current tenant (has rented for 2 years) is moving so will not be renewing the lease. The house is in very good condition but it is an older block home in a neighborhood that has some challengin...

A lot of talk here regarding cash flow. If our bigger goal is to “retire” early and quit our W2 jobs would it make more sense to invest 100% of cash flow back into the principal to quicker achieve full ownership of pr...

I am looking for my first home. Either a single family to house hack or a small multi family. I got approved on a loan. Only for about 120,000k which doesn’t get much in my area. My credit is average and I have about ...

I am a new agent that got started in the business in January of 2019. I've only gotten 1 listing, and been working with multiple buyers but have yet to get to a closing. My goal was buy at least 1(my first) invest pro...

Decided to share my plan to get started investing to get feedback from the BP community to make sure it is a sound strategy.  Appreciate the feedback in advance.Current situation:Family of 3 will be family of 6 in a m...

Hi All - Looking for advice on how to scale faster. I've done a ton of reading here and have found some very helpful posts but would love some feedback on my situation. 
I live in an expensive market (San Diego Count...

After reading Brandon Turners book "rental property investing", I'm intrigued by the strategy of buying properties with equity(through home equity loans or lines of credit) you already have on current properties. BUT ...

I received a flier from Great Jones. They offer 8% management fee, no yearly contract, and 37% leasing fee. Sounds like a better deal than with current property management team. So I am considering it. I would lik...