Hey Bigger Pockets Community,I'm very interested in learning about multi-family investing and accelerating my education.  The Wheelbarrow Profits Academy costs $20K.  Is that the best way to engage the Jake and Gino c...

I had a slab leak in my rental home. The insurance adjuster and contractor he brought in were great! I couldn't believe how much would be covered; we would be getting a whole new kitchen and flooring thru out most of ...

What are some things to look for when purchasing a home that has been unoccupied for several years (4)? Considering the utilities will not be on, how do you know the pipes are ok, fixtures, electric/ heat works whe...

Hi All, As a new investor, I have a couple of questions regarding raising private money. My business partners and I are putting together a pitch and list of who we would like to start approaching to fund our deals. We...

Hi my husband and I just signed up for the 3 day course with The Flipping Formula. The one sponsored by the A & E TV show.

I've read that some other members have attended and I would like some feedback from them...

I moved to Cleveland about 10 months ago. Previously, I lived in the UK for 9 years. So in the USA, I have very little credit history and very little employment history - but what I do have for both of these is good.I...

I've only been in this business a few years, but have purchased a lot of deals.  Mostly from motivated homeowners, and bank foreclosures, which I understand and expect many of those to be in bad condition.  But lately...

So, I narrowed down all of the property management software options from both the BP software list (thanks BP!) and a long CCIM forum list to my final two choices: Buildium and Rent Manager.

I manage an LLC ...

Hi BP!I am currently looking at a potential house in Marlborough, MA for my first flip opportunity! It is a house built back in 1890!!!. My question is the following:Can you guys check out a FLIP Calculator Analysis I...

I know this is a very amateur question, but I don't understand how exactly equity is actually used in (or helps in) obtaining more properties.

For example, investors typically buy at 70% of market value, less repairs...