Hello again, Bigger Pockets Family.
I am taking my 63 hour pre-licensure class, online. I suppose if it were in a classroom I would be more engaged, but its not. The majority of the material is reading. Oh, and then s...

Hi all,Just wanted to know everyone's opinion about this. I was wondering if getting your license online was difficult or if actually taking the classes was worth while? I'm leaning towards online just to work on my o...

Not putting the cart before the horse but I'll be taking the exam next month and I'm looking for tip or pointers on a few things:1. Where is the best place to take a cram course?  Online or in person, which is better?...

I own a few SFH and closing on 1 duplex. I came across an opportunity for a school that I think would be a really great setup for apartments. I'm a bit out of my element when it comes to estimating costs and possible ...

Wanted to Become a Commercial Real Estate Agent - Where to Start - What to Learn - Where to learn and from best teachers , if so who are they? How can we earn a living after getting it done -  Am Changing my Career a...

hello my name is Travis I have been in Tulsa ok no longer than a year and is interested in the real estate business. I was curious on where and how to start from license to being successful. Thank you 

BP,I posted on here about a month ago to stir discussion about possibly going after my brokerage license in Indiana. I have since purchased the materials and passed fairly easily with the materials we have covered so ...

Hello I am in my 2nd year with a chapter 13 bankruptcy and would like to refi OUT of it. The property is an investment property and I have a long term section 8 tenant. I also have a hard money loan. 'I have stable jo...

Anyone interested in becoming a Real Estate Agent should consider attending a local community college that offers the degree plan. In my opinion, you gain more from a class room environment, financial aid could possib...

Hi Guys,Newbie here trying to learn more about the RE world. I heard a blogger interview Jason Hartman in a podcast the other day, and it got me thinking about the potential of investing in lower cost states (I live i...