Hey guys! So I’m a recently new agent in the Charlotte area doing residential and commercial sales! I’ve been trying to reach out to people and post on social media about me being a agent and informing them how I can ...

I’ve heard a lot of talk going around that newbie investors should be saving up and holding onto their cash instead of investing during these uncertain times.My thought process however is that, if you have the cash re...

Hello BP family. I am a newbie starting out in Florida, Miami to be more specific and I am looking for good deals. I been looking in the area for houses that seem abandoned and I have seen a couple. I searched the pub...

Institutional investors are a professional class of organizations that manage large sums of “institutional capital” (money), such as pension funds, university endowments, insurance companies, sovereign wealth funds, o...

I am trying a new (to me) strategy and would like some input.I am currently searching for deals for some out of state investors and I am looking to wholesale them the deal once I get it under contract.  This strategy ...

Where to find a wholesaler? What are some of the other ways to find a home? Foreclosure homes worth it?

Hi BP friends, been lurking here for awhile learning everything I can. I hope to buy my first rental (or an ambitious 2?) by end of year. So far I've read Real Estate Rookie, and am currently reading the BRRRR book, p...

Hi there BP community!  I'm eager to invest in real estate and want to make sure I pick the right market.  Ken McElroy's advice on this is to pick a market that's growing in population.  Any recommendations on what's ...

I'm very interested in obtaining some hard money in the near future, but I'm unsure of something. I have a question in regards to show #9 with @Ann Bellamy, when she says that included in your presentation to obtain a...

I've recently been bitten by the real estate bug and I can't stop reading. In the past week alone I've gone through 5 books, some broad, some very specific. All the books were by well accomplished investors and not "g...