Looking for input from the bigger pockets family. I am closing on a flip next Friday. It 's a wholesale deal/assignment contract. The home has been owned by the same couple for over 25 years. A title policy will cost ...

First time investor here. I'm looking to buy a long term rental property about 1.5 hours away from where I live. I'm wanting to buy this summer, so about 2 months from now, and I'm trying to explore my financing optio...

Hey BP,I'm in search of guidance/advice on how to best accomplish my REI goal. I'm looking to purchase/control around 10 properties in the next two years in a specific market. The market that I am looking at is a very...

Hello, I am a newbie at real estate investing... I bought a 2 flat in Chicago in an up and coming neighborhood (Logan/Avondale area) about 10 yrs ago. Newbie because I bought it as a primary home at first, but now wan...

What is the general rule on buying investment STR property if you cant normally absorb the mortgage payment forever? I have enough set aside that i could go a little over a year with no rental income. But is it normal...

Hi All! Brand new here and am loving reading all the posts and answers. Figured it's about time to start my own because after about six weeks of Bigger Pockets webinars and research I have a lot of questions.Immediate...

First off I'll give you a little background on myself. I'm currently 23 years old and make around 70-80k. I have no student loan debt or any other form of debt. I myself think owner occupying a multi family residence ...

So I posted a while back about renting out my home with negative cashflow, and potential for a much higher equity gain YoY. I got quite a few responses, with most leaning towards the idea that negative cashflow is nev...

I currently live on the north west end of Connecticut. I've been searching for my first buy for a couple months now most of the places that I've been looking at are foreclosed single families and multi families that a...

Is there any penalty for paying down a mortgage early? I'm trying to get started in DC and the down payments needed for a conventional loan is 20% however, for a standard duplex that's in the 140k-300k range. I'm not ...