I am looking at Tampa FLA, Houston TX, and South Carolina to start building a rental portfolio. My back ups are Memphis TN, Indianapolis IN, and Cleveland Ohio. I would just love to listen to any cheers or jeers of th...

I'm looking to potentially acquire some properties there.I don't have any colleget properties in my portfolio yet.I'm curious of your experience.  A few questions:1) what challenges have you experienced?2) how well wo...

Two of my favorite posts on bigger pockets are the Jscotts new construction diary and the pop top. In general, the more focused and detailed things are the more helpful they become to a novice investor (each time you ...

We just finished refinancing our first BRRRR property! Time to repeat the process!
We learned a lot on this first one. It went better than we anticipated it would. We had a fantastic team helping us out and are so gr...

I'm considering investing in a rental property in the Durham area. My price range is 220-240K and less than 5 yr old construction. Of all the matches, 3 bed town homes (1600-1700 sq ft) seem to match my criteria the b...

Hey BiggerPockets, Looking for some insight on who has invested out of state on properties that are run by a solid property management company? I’m looking at several different areas around the country to get my best ...

I hate this article. It's well-written, but the story makes me sick. If you are buying or selling soon - or ever - read this article from The BiggerPockets Blog. You can't afford not to. 

I have been in real estate now for 1 year and have only done 1 deal. It was a wholesale deal that netted me 29,000 profit. I got the lead from a driving for dollars list I created. It was a 1970s house that had a lot ...

Good Evening,I recently sold my first property and am trying to rough out some numbers to execute a BRRR strategy with the proceeds. At this time, I am looking at two different multi-family properties in the Cleveland...

hi all, I raised this question before but likely didn't convey or paint the picture of my question as clearly as I would have liked, so I'm trying again in hopes of quality replies to my question. A common strategy fo...