Hello allI've been doing my best to get educated as quickly as possible, from the forums, blogs and podcasts mainly.  I was hoping that you all could provide some guidance on how I should get started in my current sit...

J Scott mentions that most people are reluctant to start investing because it's "not the right time" to buy or sell. He writes that there are only two conditions that make a successful flip and that's to buy at a low ...

Hi guys! I'm completely new to the field of Real Estate, but I do know that I want to begin by "bird dogging" for investors. I was mainly wondering if anyone had any tips for me on how to find investors to bird dog fo...

We are doing some restructuring  for 2015 ... decided to post the questions separately ... 2. If I send one of my staff to get a real estate license, pay for their training and their classes to buy and sell our proper...

Hello all,I closed on a house many of our investors passed on due the street and potential worries about the area (I'm a broker for a wholesale brokerage, so this was one no one else wanted), so I'm going to follow th...

Hello, this is my first real post. Been following the site for probably a year now but had some down time with a little one's arrival. I still don't have the most time, but trying to start getting things together. ...

Hi BP community. I’ve just read an article written by Robert Kiyosaki about 3 steps to owning real estate with very little money down. A little background on myself, I am a real estate agent in MA. It is my full time ...

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I am now taking a real estate licensing course in NY in hopes of gaining an introductory knowledge about the business. Is this a good idea if my aspirations are to invest and rehab properties? And do the bindin...

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I would like to know if is advisable to buy a home to fix and flip and close on it with 100% of the payment coming from my HELOC. My home is free and clear and I have a $250,000 HELOC. I would like to buy,...

Every time I read about the strategy of assuming a non-assumable mortgage alarms go off in my head. I have read the whole philosophy that banks would rather have a paying customer than foreclose. And this little vo...