I have an old (1895) up down two family home that I am thinking about soundproofing. I heard that blown in insulation may be the best option?  Is this a waste of money?  Thanks for any input 

Hello all!  I've been listening to the Bigger Pockets podcasts for several months now, and decided to join the forums.  I'm still learning, but very interested in out of state investing.  I'm currently reading David G...

Looking for advice on landlord insurance - actual cash value vs replacement cost. I have a single family home rental that I paid $22k for a couple years ago. I have it insured for $24k under an actual cash value polic...

Hey everyone,

My name is Tyler, a junior at the University of South Carolina. I'm from Wilmington, Delaware and am looking to start investing in real estate while still in college.

I'm here to absorb as much informa...

Hello to everyone. My name is Amber Butler I have actually been a member of bigger pockets for a couple months, but it was not until now that I have actually decided to start participating even though I literally go o...

Hi my name is Tracey Willis and I am new to real estate investing. I am in the Atlanta metro area and looking to learn as much as possible so I can do my first deal. 

Entering basement definitely has an odor. Floors and walls are dry now, but there are signs that at one time, there was 2-4 inches of water in the basement. I don't know when this occurred, but do know the house h...

Hi,

So I am putting together my first rehab using hard money.

However, I don't want to sell, I want to refinance and hold it as a rental property.

How should I arrange this with my hard money lend...

I've got just about everything I need to get my real estate note brokering business started. I've got my office set up, my business phone number, my mailing list. And my business's new website should be ready in a cou...

Hi folks!

I'm just starting out in the world of CRE. This is an awesome forum, and I've been trying to absorb as much as I can. Hopefully one day I can graduate from being an absorber to a contributor :)

I'm looking...