I have been reading the books, listening to podcasts, and trying to get myself familiar with the market. But I'm still left with this uneasy feeling that I'm not ready to buy my first property. How did you guys reach ...

I am wholesaling my first residential zoned parcel of land and as a newbie to land wholesaling, what specifically do land developers look for in the land itself for purchasing it? I've done all the research and due di...

I have just recently joined the BP community looking for education, information, and networking to help me get going in the RE investing arena.  I currently am working in the transportation/ logistics industry and hav...

Hey everyone, my name's William and I'm interested in learning and getting into the real estate space. Newly 20 years old and I have some experience with some small "businesses" like dropshipping and sneaker reselling...

Any DC developers here who have flipped DC rowhouses in NE DC or Petworth DC, who'd be willing to share how much they've spent on a decent flip. Most of the rowhouses in Petworth are in the high $500k range with the A...

Hi all, I'm 23 years old and 7 months into my first job out of college in the Fox Valley, Wisconsin area.  Still have student loans to pay off (looking at about 2 years to do that) and then would most likely want to b...

In the book "Landlording on Autopilot" Mike Butler makes the case for houses being better investments than apartments for the following reasons:

- Houses can be bought at wholesale & sold at retail. Apartments ar...

Ok I must admit this is not my idea but I have seen this done by a couple other people and it got such a great response I decided to do it myself for Maryland. This should be good and help start up some great networki...

Hello, my name is Omar Monsalvo and I live in Southern California. I just wanted to share my story and hoping you can share yours. I am 18 and currently attend University of California, Irvine and am studying Civil En...

I'm analyzing a 60 unit building in Tampa and the financials look solid. 42% expenses, 8% cap rate, 14% cash on cash. Problem is I need a money partner but feel like anyone with $400k+ to put into this deal has the ab...