Hello everyone I am Myesha Smith, a newbie from East Orange/Newark NJ and so far I like what I'm seeing. You guys give great tips and the forum discussions are on point. I'm always reading and gathering information to...

BPers,We have traditionally done a good job of staying on budget and on time with our flips, but our last couple of projects have definitely pushed us to a point where we need to implement some new strategies to impro...

I've been posting a lot through my beginnings in REI and I'm trying to firgure out what the best course of action is at this point. I have two investors that are willing to invest in me but want to see a plan. The iss...

“Investment is most intelligent when most business like” – Warren BuffettIf investing is better when conducted most business like, does it mean that more real estate investors ought to be investing in a more businessl...

On the podcasts over the past couple of years, it seems like the hosts of the original BiggerPockets podcast focus more on raising funds to invest in big deals than what I think they started out as, which was the mom/...

I have a seller is willing to do seller financing,  but owes in past due property taxes and is currently on a payment plan. The house has not mortgage and was inherited. My questions are:Can I go the seller finance ro...

Hello! My name is Kendall, I recently moved to Savannah, GA last September when I took a job in slate roofing sales. My job is to teach continued education courses to architects, and while I love what I do, I have alw...

I know this is more a personal preference that is dictated by your goals and current financial situation, not a right or wrong answer. I would like to hear why you choose whatever debt to equity ratio you use. I mainl...

Hi folks!I have been reading a lot about solo 401k this week and I have a question that I haven’t been able to find an answer to l:My wife is self-employed with significant taxable income and is eligible to open a sol...

Real estate syndication in Arizona
1.4x Equity Multiple
19% IRR
20% Annual Return (Simple)
2 Year Hold
80-100% Bonus Depreciation
Can I get a critique of this investment opp?