Hello, bigger pockets world
I am an architect, I have just finished my master's degree in architecture and have practiced a few years prior -- together I have been in the game for around ten years.
Rather than retu...

Investment Info: My plan for this property was to BRRRR, but decided to put my own spin on it. At the time, I didn't see why it's best to pay cash up front so I ended up only putting 5% down payment and financing it t...

I know what I do/have done, but I'm curious to hear how some of you handle introducing yourselves to tenants inherited via purchase.  Do you send letters? Call? Knock on the door? Or all of these. Please share, thanks!

Besides the obvious write offs: gas, home office, etc. What are some of the worthwhile things you have bought that have a huge write off? At over 200k/year, with the progressive system your top end income is nearing 5...

Hi Everyone,  Hoping to get a second set of eyes on my first set of calculations.  This is a TK in Indy, good B neighborhood.  I still need to talk through all the details of the rehab but it will be thorough.  Quick ...

Example:  400,000 purchase price 80% ltv 1st mtg.=  $320,00015% ltv 2nd mtg.= $60,0005% down payment= $20,000Avoids Monthly PMI payment Very strong financing program for multiple reasons

I currently operate in an investing niche where I can buy SFR's and rent them at $12-15k net income per year. But each transaction requires that I keep between 50-80k tied up in each property.

My question is whethe...

Out of curiosity, how many people are familiar with the NAR Lawsuit and what will come of it? What do you take of it? This is all just curiosity, from a realtor in an area with a lot of investors. Let me know!

As a new investor with no real experience, but with some money available, I though being the financial partner in a real estate rehab to be a good way to both gain experience by working with a seasoned investor, a...

In the latest podcast @j Scott mentioned he had lunch with another investor who uses virtual assistance extensively. I'm curious if anyone else uses virtual assistance and if so how?