I thought the comments from a prominent note attorney may be helpful to folks watching the NPN niche. I see BP comments coming in from all sorts of folks with their varied opinions, influences and comments on these fo...

Okay fellow Big Pocketers, I got myself into a big pickle. I hope you can help!

I recently purchased my first deal, a three unit rehab (in Hawaii so don't be alarmed by the numbers I'm about to share). We are going t...

Hello All! I just finished book 7th book of the year. I am a little behind but I have been traveling a lot and picking some pretty long books. I might have to get a few shorter ones in so I can hit my goal of 52 books...

First of all I want to thank Biggerpockets for an awesome site and tons and tons of information that has helped me succeed. Wouldn't have been able to do this without you guys. Here is a little back story, I purchased...

On July 3, 2016 I read Robert Kiyosaki's book, "Rich Dad Poor Dad", while at the beach and spent the rest of my vacation researching rental properties. That summer/fall I researched and read books and listened to podc...

So I have recently taken a job in Dallas Texas and was planning to sell my home in the east Bay Area. This job change and move was unexpected and we have only been in our home for about 9 months. It was not purchased ...

Hi All! I am an aspiring real estate investor, primarily looking to network within the NY Metro area, specifically in Staten Island. My goal currently is to find mentors within the field that can help me learn as much...

I’m 22, and will be closing on my 2nd rental property soon🥳🎉🏠 it hurt putting 20% down, ouch ! My main question is what’s the minimum cash flow you want after mortgage is paid ? My first one is $247/mo

Hi everyone, my husband and I finished reading "Rich Dad Poor Dad" last month, and since then we have been watching youtube videos/listening to podcasts every day about investing. I also signed up for an online Robert...

I understand the math behind it, so I'm seeking opinions more than anything. I the general consensus in real estate investing is to leverage yourself into greater wealth. While I understand that, I would say it's defi...