What determines the direction one should focus in when starting out in REI …i.e… is it personality traits, capital, knowledge, contacts, negotiation skills, etc that should determine how one should proceed into ...

I am looking to connect and learn as much as I can to gain confidence on my real estate investing Journey. I am willing to do what it takes to get where I need to be; I'm not giving up. All wisdom is accepted :)My vi...

Hello guys,While I've listened to many bigger pockets podcasts, I'm new to the community and this is my first post. At 30 years old and after a long educational journey to become a doctor, I'm finally at the point in ...

Hi all!I'm pretty new here at bigger pockets, I read the book of rental property investing and it was great. But I wanted to ask for advice. I received a nice cash after selling my company and I want to use it to buil...

Hello all, My name is Kevin and I am beginning to learn more about real estate investing. Currently my wife and I are located about an hour north of Denver CO, where relocated to in order to be closer to family. I fir...

Hello biggerpockets members,
I am a newbie investor looking to start my journey in the real estate world! I have yet to get my first property and am eager to get my first. I am in the NY market and as you already kno...

Resident of the Tampa, Florida area and looking to begin investing in real estate. You gotta start somewhere, right ? Would like to invest anywhere between $10k-15k more or less. As my title states, i'm a newbie and v...

I have $30,000 to invest in Florida. Currently living in Miami. I am a Realtor so I have full access to MLS and market data.What investing strategy should I follow? BRRRR, Fix and Flip, buy and rent a property ready f...

Hello everyone, I’m looking to purchase a multi family property in New Jersey. Preferably a duplex to start out my investing. I’m trying to find areas in NJ that have positive job growth and economic development but t...

My wife and I recently closed on a house in Omaha, NE at $155,000 using a conventional loan. Since the closing/move, I've read a few books including "Set for Life". So as it stands now we are planning on saving $1,500...