Hello Fellow Bigger Pockets Friends,I have been analyzing various models (already took action and bought investment property) to get to my freedom number i.e. monthly passive income goal to replace my expenses and mai...

I am about to turn 20 and I have realized that a large number of individuals in real estate that are ultra-successful are in the business of commercial real estate syndication. I am here asking for advice on how to be...

To start off I just turned 26 years old and make just over 50k annually. I have approximately 3k in my 401k and am considering cashing it out to invest with additional funds in all cash purchases of sfh/duplexes. My w...

I posted this in the beginners forum yesterday and it did not gain any traction. I am hoping this forum is the right place to go.My wife and I have been saving up and educating ourself on real estate investing. Our go...

All,I have $30k to invest... What really is the best way to invest that money, best return? Stocks or Rentals? Why?Thanks!

HiI'm just getting started on learning all about real estate.  I'm very motivated to go all in on rental properties, but my question is...Do most people wait to have their own personal home paid off BEFORE buying rent...

Hello! My name is Jack Sweeter and I recently turned 18 years old. I am looking for somebody in the Charlotte area who knows how to leverage properties and can teach me to do so. 
Thanks!
Jack Sweeter

Good Evening, I am a rather new investor currently closing my second deal. Im looking into ways to increase my buying power to a level lenders like to play at. I've been sniffing around the idea of using credit cards ...

Hello everyone,I know this is the all too common question that depends on one's strategy and tolerance for risk but I am still uncertain about which way to go forward.  I have a townhouse that is cash flowing and I ha...

I'm leaving the newbie RE investor phase of education and gearing up to look for my first purchase/purchases. I plan to do another 30 year refi on my primary residence and walk away with slightly smaller monthly payme...