With the market not showing positive gains, wondering if I should pull out my Roth, no penalty as I am 61, and invest in a syndication?  Our local flipper is offering 12% return.  Thoughts + or -.

Hello everyone,I'm a long-time reader of the Bigger Pockets forums and have just created my account to become more engaged in real estate related discussions. The forums have many amazing individuals with extensive ex...

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Can anyone recommend a few resources around structuring partnerships for the purpose of buying and holding real estate? While I can bring in a money partner on a single-family home purchase, I’m hesitant...

Howdy Guys!I listen alot to BP's Money podcasts. I know that the Corona virus has spooked the market down by 12% in the last few days. And I know it is generally held that it won't matter what we do if you hold for th...

Hello guys:I wanted your opinion on my intention of cashing out my 401k and Roth IRA account to use the money to buy real estate. I think real estate market has better opportunities at the moment and more potential in...

Hello I am currently setting up a bank account with my ADU that I am renting out. I am curious if there was a bank or app that you guys have used to keep your accounts separate, what kind of account, and how easy was ...

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I am facing the following situation:

I need to put 25% for my next investment. I have some savings in my bank. However, the rest of the down paymen...

I am new to real estate investing and have a unique situation in that I inherited a significant amount of money which is currently in a personal trust. I am trying to figure out if utilizing the trust as the funding a...

Hi, First thank you for taking the time to respond to my post. I have an IRA and it has about $55k in it and i was wanting to use that to invest in real estate. Is their anyway i can withdraw without tax penalties? I ...

I have been noticing interest rates continuing to drop and have seen them hit 2.5-2.75% recently. As a 26 year old, I have been aggressively putting money into my 401k for retirement and paying off student loan debt. ...