I'm assuming that I should wait on buying any more properties with the market being as hot as it is here in Houston.  I'm assuming that, when it cools off, prices will be more reasonable... or will prices stay the sam...

My wife and I bought a two-flat in the Avondale neighborhood a few years ago. It's a pretty typical framed Chicago multi-family, complete with in-law units in both the basement and attic. Currently, we're living in th...

I’m 20 years old I want to buy a rental property by age 25 I’m saving right now but I’m wondering if I should put this money into a mutual fund while I’m saving. or keep it in a savings account I feel like I’m losing...

Need in depth advice on what financial portals would be best to help me possibly save up for my first rental property. I currently have a household income of 42k, and looking to save up short term (roughly 6-8 months)...

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I'm pretty new to RE investing and BP but have a question about refinancing. I bought a 3 family, put 10% down and would love to refi in about 2 years. I am forcing appreciation by some light renovations (kit...

Hi guys, I am a 20 year old sophomore in college studying Accounting. I have about 20k to my name and I dabble in a fair amount of investing and stock trading. I can very easily invest the money I make and allow it to...

I bought a 3/2 SFH as a primary in 2015 for 136,000, the interest rate is 3.375% and it is on a 7/1ARM that is up for adjustment in May 2022. The value has grown to $200,000 so I have about 93K in equity right now.I w...

Hello Bigger Pockets!!!I live in South Florida where Single Family 3/2 homes are tough to find less than $250K. Based on that I am looking to acquire my first single family rental in another market for a price no more...

Here’s the short question: Should we buy 1-2 rental properties next year using a 25% down payment, or save/wait 24-36 months and begin a cycle of buy in cash and getting delayed financing.

Here’s the context: My wi...

Hey everyone. My wife and I have been prepairing to buy our first multifamily for the past couple years. We've read Brandons books multiple times plus dozens of others and feel that there's nothing left to do besides ...