Wade Garrett
Evicting a Tenant Who Eventually Pays Up
I just filed for eviction on a tenant for the second month in a row for nonpayment. Last month she was late, and paid after I filed for eviction. I told her I wasn't doing this again. Today is Nov 19 and she still has...
Daniel Ruby
Connector Wholesaler and eventually buy and hold
Newbie seeking information on lead sources, title companies, private money resources. Building relationships with buyers and having a database of active market that specifically has cashflow. I eventually will invest ...
Account Closed
Newbie to Real Estate and eventually to Indy
Not sure if this is the right place, but just wanted to introduce myself.
My name is Christopher "Pez" Lopez, actually most people don't know my real name and only know Pez. I just finished up my second internship wi...
Páraic McGarty
FHA, ReFI and eventual LLC with a partner
Hi BP Family, A friend and I are looking to invest in a 3 family house in the Newark, NJ area. We do not have a enough money to put down a conventional 20% as of yet so therefore are looking to do an FHA Loan.I have b...
Christopher Wilchensky
Looking to help, learn and eventually partner up
Hello BP network. I am in the Philly area, and I am looking to help someone, and learn. I have been laid off from my job since July 1 and currently working my own 1099 Life Insurance business but am working to trans...
John Devereaux
Eventual Realtor & Aspiring Investor -- Providence, Rhode Island
Hi BP Community,I was blessed to stumble upon the biggerpockets podcast about 4 months ago. I always knew I had interest in real estate but didn't know the right steps to begin my journey. After getting hooked on the ...
Steve DellaPelle
Will All Major Cities Eventually Become Over-valued?
I am young at 24 years old and do not have much experience in real estate and the cycles that the markets inevitably go through.Some things that I have noticed are that we see some very over-saturated markets such as ...
Jesse Streng
Purchasing with a VA loan to eventually rent
I currently own a home in the Phoenix area with a VA loan and no money down. With a va loan you have to use it as your primary residence for at least 1 year. I am coming up on my 1 year mark in the home and am thinkin...
Frank Williams
Starting out (eventually) but could use some advice!
Hi everyone,Thanks for the amazing platform and helping new investors get acclimated in the world of real estate! My current situation - I have a FICO of ~630 (no late payments or derogatory marks, just credit card de...
Curtis H.
Renting out a home that eventually needs foundation repair
Hi all, Working on a SS that may close soon. The home in question recently got a foundation repair estimate of $11K (in Texas), which is on the high side admittedly. I plan on renting this home out long term, and my q...