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We have a fantastic 2-bedroom condo in Bushwick, Brooklyn, with estimated rent of $3,200 in a hot market. Impeccable building, turnkey condition, and huge appreciation potential (Bushwick's boomin...

Hi-I'd like views of seasoned long-distance investors. This property is a brand new SFH about 3000 miles from us. If you were investing for 7-10-year hold appreciation play, would you invest in this deal, why or why n...

I'm the kind of person who likes to celebrate the small wins! I know I don't have a huge portfolio yet (only 1, newly-acquired, SF rental home), but I'm so encouraged by what I see already. This BP community has alrea...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Olathe.

Purchase price: $101,000

This very small home is the 2nd one purchased specifically for use as an STR. It was the size and pr...

Hello, I have recently been considering a shift in my mindset from long-term rental property in my local market (Charlotte, NC) towards the idea of short-term rental property in an out-of-state market (that is more af...

I am a 15 year old looking to start investing in real estate and hoping to buy my first rental before 16. My biggest problems are that my parents are opposed to me buying a house at such a young age, and I don't have ...

I am still new to the real estate investing world. And before I found out about my father's move I was already planning on investing in real estate once I learned more and got myself in the position to start. But yest...

I am a new investor and am looking for advice from other investors in the Orlando, Florida area.Since we are looking to rehab properties and not being from the area we are not sure who are the reputable contractors an...

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I'm a newbie investor in California looking to invest out-of-state. I have done some data analysis and many signs point to the popular OOS markets such as Cleveland, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Colu...

I have several single family home properties with over $100,000 equity in them and wondering if there is a way to tap the equity on those.  Not looking to refinance due to the great interest rates  4% on 30 year loans...