Hey everyone! I'd appreciate any thoughts you would be willing to share on my situation.
I am a recent college graduate (age 23) looking to get my foot in the door of real estate investing through house hacking. Here...

Hey BP members, I wanted to start a thread to link up with local Bartlesville Real Estate Investors. I've been researching the market, but wanted to bounce ideas and knowledge off of other local folks. Is there a loca...

Hello, I am completely new to investing money on a scale such as this. I would very much like to start investing and house hacking. I do not currently own any homes, but I am trying to come up with a strategy to inves...

It's been 1 year since I quit my W2 job with the help of BP, and couldn't be happier!As BP said, "Life isn't meant to be lived in a cubicle." I started the corporate world at $45k/yr, and left at $70K/yr. You don't ha...

Hello everyone, I'm trying to get into real estate investing but don't really know where to look. I live in San Diego, so my market is slightly out of my price range. Any suggestions on good areas to invest in rental ...

Given that I live in a horrible location for local investing (i.e. Brooklyn) my wife and I are moving forward with the strategy of out-of-state, turnkey investing. While we haven't made our first purchase yet, we have...

Hello! I joined BP just last week.I've been casually reading some of the Rich Dad type books for several years - my husband and I are now finally in a position to consider real estate investing and I'm excited to be p...

Hello everyone,I've read a few posts on the housing market here in the Bay Area. Given how hot it is, would you recommend:1. House hacking2. RentingIf you recommend house hacking, how do you go about finding deals in ...

I have no clue if this post will be of any value but I would like to share my experience of being an agent over the past year. I want to say that being an agent can be very hard. I was not aware of how many different ...

How does it make money?  Cost of machine, repairs,  water, gas, electricty is a lot.   It increases property value?   It sure helps the tenants.  But bet it wonot help a lot for the rent increase.