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Octavia D. How much equity in a home do most go after, whats the range?
7 March 2015 | 1 reply

How much equity in a home do most go after, whats the range?I've read that the equity in a home is where everyone's profit comes from because it's basically money the seller put in the house out of pocket vs. a banks ...

Charlie Moore Name a time you kept MOST or ALL of a tenants security deposit
12 January 2020 | 43 replies

- Normal wear and tear is something I have trouble defining, I often have to pay 300-900.00 to get the home "rental Ready " again.- Have you EVER held onto a full deposit? Can you explain the context and situation 

22 August, 2021
BiggerPockets Podcast 497: Bigger Deals, Better Profits: 10 Steps to Your First Large Multifamily w/ Brian Murray and Brandon Turner

We’re back for part two with The Multifamily Millionaire authors Brandon Turner and Brian Murray. This time, Brian is on the mic to give you the ten steps to purchase your first large multifamily property. You may be ...

23 December, 2024
Want to Buy Real Estate in 2025? Listen to This FIRST (Best Advice of 2024)

Want to invest in real estate in 2025? Then this is the show to listen to. We’ve had some phenomenal guests on the show this past year. This time, we rounded up our favorite tips from them, ranging from starting with ...

22 April, 2024
Crucial Questions to Ask an Agent and How to Negotiate Commissions

Everyone knows how to find a real estate agent. But an investor-friendly agent—one who will find deals for you, run the numbers, hook you up with contractors, and help you get funding—isn’t the same as your neighborho...