Hey BP! My name is Aaron Kingsley Brown and I'm new to real estate investing. I am 25 years old and I am a professional Olympic sprinter representing Nike and Canada. I love what I do, but I know it won't last forever...

I'd like to propose a simple question.  If you have the ability to source investment capital regularly at a realistic interest rate, let's say 7% APR.  Is it wiser to borrow the money rather than 'earn' the money trad...

Hello, are there any Realtors on here who are also active investors. I am working on getting my Realtors license and I should have it in less than a month. i just want to know how obtaining your license affected your ...

Hi all. I've been managing our rental finances using Baselane for the last year and looking to see what other options there are. I like the functionality a lot but it seems that once a month there's a new bug to conte...

We come across tons of distressed FSBO assets and is seeking to add an operations manager to the team to handle incoming and outgoing calls to sellers. Must be a sales assassin on the phone. Commission Only. $30,000-$...

Just trying to understand more about real estate syndication. Thanks!

Private money lending is a great way for real estate investors to access fast, flexible funding. Unlike traditional bank loans, private lenders offer quicker approval, fewer requirements, and the ability to customize ...

Our current employer does not offer 401K.  Started to invest on Roth IRA from past 5 years. The max is only 5.5K yearly contributions we can as per IRS limits.  But some of my friends who work has 401K offered by thei...

"The more you learn the more you earn" is completely true. But it doesn't always mean money. When you learn something, you are earning knowledge and earning a new ability, depending on what you are learning. 

I've searched the forum and still have questions so creating a post. I get that the ability to deduct passive losses phases out completely over 150k and that they carry forward. Can someone point to an example when th...