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Spencer Mitchell New Business Venture
22 October 2021 | 0 replies

Investment Info:
Office Space commercial investment in Houston.

Purchase price: $2,700,000

Cash invested: $200,000

This is a 3 Year Triple Net Lease with an Option to Purchase at $2,700,000. We hav...

Luke Zagrodny NEW HAMPSHIRE REAL ESTATE
9 July 2021 | 4 replies

Bigger Pockets Family,
Allow me to introduce myself:
My name is Luke Zagrodny and I am just getting started as a Realtor while also working my full time job as a UPS DRIVER on the seacoast of NEW HAMPSHIRE. I would ...

David Edwards I can't get approved for the size of loan that I need
17 December 2015 | 7 replies

I work at a youth camp and I make a low income, but housing, health insurance,and other benefits make up for the low income.  I am trying to get a mortgage for my first investment home purchase.  I have about $30,000 ...

Sharif Syed Newguy from Long Island, New York
8 March 2016 | 3 replies

Hey y'all, I'm a guy that's just starting an MD residency. Not much capital at the moment, but want to prepare to work smart when do have capital/potential partners. LI clearly is bit of tough market for someone in my...

Kyle Herb First property in a flood zone
11 September 2019 | 3 replies

I'm looking at a fairly cheap property, in great condition, and with great potential cash flow.  However, it's in a flood zone (Zone AE and almost in a Regulatory Floodway).  This would be my first investment but I'd ...

Matt T. Investing In Rentals In A (Slowly) Declining Area
22 January 2018 | 3 replies

I recently asked a question and was cautioned about buying properties in a declining area. The area I am looking at is declining, but not too quickly. The houses are really affordable and the renters are plentiful. It...

Reba Smith electricity
1 April 2012 | 7 replies

can a landlord evict his tenant for the power getting cut off due to money problems?? if they are trying to get them back on?

Curtis Pollard Live-in flip advice: should we sell before 2 years?
9 August 2018 | 4 replies

Live-in FlipMy question is whats better: Sell one year early and pay the roughly 30k in capital gains tax or sit back and wait a year and pocket the 30K?We are anxious to move on to our next investment, but my tight f...

Nick J. Calling all Ins. agents/brokers
17 December 2009 | 5 replies

So fortunately I was able to bring the wife home from her J.O.B at United Health Care a few days ago. After a few days of what she calls boredom (probably just not used to it yet) She's talking about working on becomi...

Jon Klaus A household needs just $29,789 income to afford a home in Cleveland, but it takes $137,130 in San Francisco
8 June 2014 | 7 replies

Wide range in the USTexas is still relatively affordable, with Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio each requiring less than $50K household income to buy a home.