John D.
Can I create a Solo 401K with only rental income?
I rent out the in-law unit in my backyard. I also have a full time W2 job. I want to roll over my former employer's 401K into a solo 401K so I can more flexibility wrt investments. I don't want to put my rental income...
Grace Gudenkauf
The 3 pros of Self-Managing
Together @Amelia McGee and I self-manage 60+ units and have a wealth of experience in landlording. We believe learning how to be a self-managing landlord will be instrumental in starting and scaling your real estate ...
Llewelyn A.
Collecting on a Personal Promissory Note - Weston, Florida
I wrote out a Promissory Note for a Personal Loan to a relative for $50k.The Relative works in Weston, Florida and earns 6 figures.The 1st Payment is due on Jan. 1st, 2018 but I despite trying to contact my cousin, he...
Quincy Almeda
Newbie from Georgia
Howdy everyone! Professionally speaking, my name is Quincy. But to my friends and family I prefer just Q. I'm pretty new in the real estate business and have just recently earned my license to practice here in the won...
Tara Ballenger
Paying for mentor in your company?
I just passed my real estate exam here in beautiful Portland, Oregon, and I'm looking for a company to hang my license with. So far I've interviewed with KW and John L. Scott, and I was a little surprised that they ch...
Jeffrey VanGilder
Connecticut real estate salesperson newbie advice
Ironically last night I signed up for my real estate agents course. Then after I was done I checked my email for the confirmation letter, what do I find. My email was telling me Allison from bigger pockets just tweete...
Ramin M.
37 year old married dentist trying to crest financial freedom
Hey y’all! I’m 37 years old. Graduated dental school in 2019. My wife and I got married last April. She’s PACU nurse. We are in the grind to start saving and begin real estate investing on path for financial freedom. ...
Ellie Perlman
Tips on Becoming a Full-Time Investor
Ok, so first of all...
The Two Types of Full-Time Real Estate Investors
Generally speaking, there are two types of full-time real estate investors: the passive investor and the active investor. A passive investor ...
Brandon Clark
New investors looking to build teams in target markets
Hi! My fiance and I are planning our post-wedding strategy and REI investing is a core part of our strategy. While we're open to new ideas, we've honed in on our targets markets of Huntsville (AL), Columbus (OH), Milw...
Roy Mitle
Trying to understand cash out refi
Suppose I buy property with cash (to get a better deal, quick close etc). Can I refi with a mortgage and get the same rate down the road?Let me explain. Say price of home is 500K and investor mortgage rate is 4.5%. I ...