Hello my friends,
I recently came across a BiggerPockets podcast about Cashflow vs. Appreciation, and this quote by David Greene really stood out:
"Everyone I have ever talked to has always said: Location, Location,...

New to being a member here but long time listener. I am wanting to get into flipping or renting houses in the next year or so. I am currently 21 and have 50k saved up. 
Looking for any advice on a good place to start...

For those of you that have an engineering degree I am wondering what was your progression from engineering to real estate and if you still continue with your W-2 job or transitioned partially or completely away from W...

Hey BP,I am analyzing on surface level for my first deal which I am looking into MFH. I found this ideal ideal 4plex that was on market for 650k. I think this was a tad expensive, changing websites to zillow showed an...

There is no shortage of opinions in real estate. In this post, we compile a number of expert opinions about future real estate trends in retail, multifamily, hotel, office, and industrial sectors.Warehousing and Indus...

Hi All, does anyone have a good recommendation for a syndication analysis tool or course? Thank you

My name is Joseph, and I'm currently a sophomore in college. I want to get into real estate and will most likely pursue house hacking. Would anyone have any advice for me to get started and get off the ground?

Hello all,My name is MarcAnthony, but all of my friends call me Marc for short, and I am in my third year of law school in CT. Growing up in CT I found the state to be rather boring so when college came around I left ...

I live in California and am interested in purchasing my first investment property in an A or B neighborhood in one of the above states, ideally under $300k. Does anyone have recent experience in markets in any of thes...

I've been analyzing several deals, but I keep getting stuck in what percentages to put for the Vacancy, Repairs & Maintenance, Cap Exp., and Future Assumptions. I've seen several webinars, and the Hosts always ...