Hello BP fam! I am in the process of starting to build a multi-family dwelling in the Huntsville, Alabama area (Toney, AL) to be exact. I already have several different plans to complete a 2-6 unit dwelling without ga...

I am planning to make my first investment purchase early this year - preferably a multi-family buy and hold. Maybe a flip if the deal is right. I am working to educate myself with podcasts, webcasts, forums and severa...

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Joined BiggerPockets two weeks ago. I’m from Detroit suburbs and looking for advice on whether condominiums are a good start to real estate investment? Looking to rent out the condominiums in Detroit subur...

I just read Michael LaCava's great blogpost about Exit Strategies. It seems as though having Plan B, C, and D are critical to success in this business. My question is: if you purchase a rehab project with a 6 mon...

This is a landing page I came across in the Boston, MA market. I’m not sharing it to criticize the site owner, but rather to highlight how small mistakes can cost you money when advertising on Google. (I actually hope...

Im a college student currently working on my capstone project where Im aiming to build a property management software. Im hoping to make it bigger than just a simple class project so Im seeking to learn from the best ...

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Today, I want to discuss the importance of the Sponsor Underwriting Process. Part I.
Introduction
Sponsor underwriting is a critical aspect of real estate and investment analysis. It involves e...

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From your experience is it more important to have working capital to pay for renovations or more seed capital to buy better properties. My goal is to flip a house and maximize the profit. I was advised that WCAP finan...

There are times when the markets are irrational where 1 + 1 does not equal two. Markets can be irrational in the short term, but eventually comes back to rational levels in the long term. At the bottom of the stock ma...