Hi,i own 590k on my primary residency and its worth bout 1.5mil. Mortgage is $2500 per month, and we take home after taxes 11k per month. credit score around 750 ficoI have about 250k in debt that its keeping me up at...

Hello All, new member who's been reading and self-educating through BP for several weeks and I believe BP could be my ticket out of the rat race ! 28 years old in Ohio looking to learn the game and become financially ...

When running numbers on an investment property, I focus more on equity growth than monthly cash flow.

Here’s why:
If I can acquire a property at a low basis and add significant value, I can:
1) Sell and reinves...

I am in Montgomery County MD and am interested in helping people out that are facing foreclosure in MD. I have come to learn that MD has some very strict rules for "Foreclosure Consultants" and "Foreclosure Purchaser...

I currently have two businesses, a small construction company and a small real estate business with two rental properties. I want to get more involved in my rental/real estate business because that is where I see my f...

My husband and I are a bit of newbies here and have a unique situation. I bought a property cash when I inherited some assets at 19 years old. I've had it for a few years and it's appreciated quite well however, due t...

So my wife and I are ready to make the jump. We've been approved for a heloc. Here's the big hang up for me. We have 45 to use. We're living paycheck to paycheck. I'm somewhat self employed truck driver. Time is limit...

So I am at this cross roads. With such a big step of an investment, I could start on a path that can ultimately lead to a great future or just get a one and done and wish I would have done it differently from the begi...

Below I will give you my portfolio and some of my strategies we are considering for the future. Would love any and all input on how you would allocate money to best set your self up if you were in our shoes. To start ...

I curious what people think of syndication vs  individual buy and hold.  Thinking long-term, syndications are usually 3-9 years at most. This entails  extras fees( everyone needs to be paid) and tax consequences - bot...