In January, I bought a SFR in south Jersey that needs some significant rehab. My plan was to hold it as a rental. I bought the house cash and was going to use personal funds and hard money for the rehab. The pandemic ...

Hey! I’m 22 years old and I’ve been going to see duplex homes for quite some time now. In my area you can get a good duplex home for 200-230k. I have 26k saved up so I would need to put 3.5% down. With the 3.5% down m...

Our next LIVE Market Intelligence Workshop is coming up this November and we need your input! What market trends and obstacles are you encountering that Dave can help you tackle? What questions and concerns do you hav...

Better to own one property in an expensive market like Denver, or several properties in a cheaper market like Jacksonville? ......Assuming the investment and ROI are the same.

I am relatively new to investing and I have a couple of options in front of me during the next year. I need to chat with someone who can help me understand the implications of these decisions on my financial health. I...

Hello Everyone,(This may be rather long but I appreciate your time reading and certainly your advice)I am new to the BP world and loving it. I have been a Dave Ramsey fan for a while, listening to him on and off while...

I am curious about what the coverage (and I've also seen an exposure column in P.M.I. charts as well) column denotes on this P.M.I. chart; can someone help me understand what's being referenced there?

Hi all,So, I am new to this site and am very excited to learn and hopefully grow in the real estate world. I am itching to get into rental properties, but know I need to do some research and saving before I can make t...

I am 28 years old and have been paying $2350 on top of our $1200 monthly payment on our 120k house (taxes are about 400 a month here) @ 6%.

I was wondering what would happen if i paid it off, but then continued to bu...

Please explain DTI ratios to me. For example, USDA has a 29/41 DTI ratio. They say that your housing payment should be no more than 29% of your income and your total debt should be no more than 41% of your income. But...