Hi all,I am a newbie to BiggerPockets and new to real estate investing.  Right now, I am close to making my first investment and would love your suggestions on the pros/cons of JS vs. The Heights.  The 2 properties ar...

Hi,This is my first post on BP.  Thanks to everyone posting awesome articles and questions.  Up until now I have been reading hundreds of articles over the past several months almost religiously on a daily basis and p...

Hello Bigger Pockets!I'm Jeremy, a newbie investor (no deals yet) living in San Fransisco. I've been in SF for a little over 4 years now, however I'm originally from the Midwest. I grew up in Michigan (Detroit suburbs...

I'm trying to learn more about what's going on in Columbus and it's been quiet for a while.Currently working with my property manager on managing my duplex in Linden and still looking for deals each day.What's everyon...

Working from  Ontario. Looking for opportunities in Detroit area or Grand Rapids for Wholesale or Long term rentals. Can anyone suggest  best areas to start looking, and what to look for? What has worked well for you?

I decided to invest in real estate just a few months ago and I am still in the researching process. I obviously 'am a bit anxious about the whole thing, but also excited about what the future may hold.

I am currentl...

Ok, this is one thing that I didn't expect. I have a 4 unit in Tucson, AZ under contract and had it inspected last Tuesday. The 4 plex is two separate duplex buildings on a single parcel. All of the units have their o...

I am new to multi-family investing. I have been doing SFH investing for some time now. I found a deal in Ajo, AZ (population around 5000 people) for a 10 unit complex for 335K. Will be fully occupied next month. I nee...

I just recently moved to Southwest Florida from Houston, I'm a 27 year old with a professional 8 to 6PM job and I am hungry. Real Estate Investing has always piqued my interest. I've learned in my life that having a p...

Really interested in investing in this market and would accept a relatively low return (or even a break even scenario because i believe in continued appreciation potential here).  Ownership demand here seems to heavil...