My wife and I currently live in San Francisco in Alamo Square. We both work solid jobs (her in tech, me in engineering) and are currently renting a 1 bedroom apartment in a nice area of the city. We have been saving u...

Hi everyone,

I've searched biggerpockets and couldn't find many recommendations for tutorials on how to setup quickbooks for rental properties.

Google and YouTube tend to show either short clips or irrelevant info...

Hi,We own a few single-family properties in the Phoenix area and they are all managed by the same property manager for many years now.Since these houses aged a little bit and have normal wear and tear it's time to mak...

I'm really curious to see how other DIY investors and landlords answer this mental addition question versus the general population.

My plan is to come into the new year with a good base on an automated CRM, marketing, and follow up system. I've looked at Zoho, Podio, Freedomsoft, Joe Crump, and some other less popular ones. I've contemplated hirin...

With last years taxes, I was able to write off my rental income down to zero through depreciation, repairs, hoa's, taxes, insurance, etc on my rental properties.Since I do not meet the qualifications to go to $-25,000...

I need some advice from experience investors. I'm a new investor that lives in So Cal.  I have 20K cash and the most I can get from a bank is conventional loan at 60K. I can't invest in California with the amount of m...

I'm considering investing in a rental property in the Durham area. My price range is 220-240K and less than 5 yr old construction. Of all the matches, 3 bed town homes (1600-1700 sq ft) seem to match my criteria the b...

I have been racking my brain about these questions and still cannot grasp things....

For instance:

1. When you find a property that you are interested in and want to present it to some investors, how do you *secure*...

Considering buying a short term rental - wanted to know if anyone here has had any experiences, good, bad, ugly?   The financials look pretty sound to me.  HOA's are high, but overall seems like a good bet on the outs...