New to the game. Would love some feedback on acquiring out of province properties. We live in British Columbia, but would like to buy a multiplex in another, more affordable province. 

What qualities should you look for in finding an agent? What questions should I ask to vet them?Over the last 3 months, I have called agencies here in my city and " TRIED " to inquire about multi family properties .I ...

I have been working alongside my fathers company for the last three years buying and holding single family homes for renting. I also work with a commercial investment company based out of Jersey City that focus on com...

Hi,I'm really glad I have found such an informative website such as BiggerPockets.  It really does accelerate your exposure to excellent information.  I am currently based in the UAE and relatively new to the us real ...

As you may already know, the luxury home market isn't as greatly effected with the sub-prime mortgage meltdown, as most of the buyers of luxury homes have the necessary capital to purchase.

In addition, with the stre...

Guyoz here from Jerusalem, Israel.Been lurking around for quite some time, loving the info and especially the podcasts! As for anything, it's true that taking the plunge and join the discussion will always be better t...

Hi guys/girls,I'm Frank from Vancouver, BC, Canada. I've have some experience in the real estate industry, I currently own one rental unit and have also built a single family home.I'd like to connect with buy and hold...

Hi.My wife and I live in Vancouver British Columbia. We hope to get into small multi-family (less than four units), for buy, (possibly rehab), and hold. We are mostly priced out of our local market so we are exploring...

Hey everyone,
I'm finally at the point where I'm ready to quit my day job and go full-time into real estate investing. 
I'm looking for someone to team up with who has similar knowledge, experience, and vision to me...

So my guess is, the lumber tariff will raise lumber prices, reducing new home construction activity, further tightening an already tight housing supply. Long term, this means RE values will go up. This is just my surf...