Ying is more of female energy. It is more relaxed, emotional, and passive like water in ice form. Yang is more like a male energy. It is like Grant Cordone's 10x... Highly action oriented and results driven.As a real ...

Hello Everyone!Super happy to be here. I've recently came across this resource (BiggerPockets) and made it throuhg "The Ultimate Beginners Guide" PDF this weekend. I like what I read and now I am hungry for more! I am...

hi,i have an apartment in a class c area, a great tenant with good income and credit scores but 3=he has 3 cats, i usually do not accept pets but i am thinking if i should make an exception.  what are your thoughts?th...

Does anyone have any recommendations on how to research local housing market trends?  For example, projected local appreciation rates, future home supply versus home buyer/ renter demand projections, migration trends,...

This condo was built in the early 70s and as a result doesn't have the most amazing lighting.  Additionally the current paint color is a weird off white (see pictures).  Right now, I'm seriously considering going thro...

Hey BP!  My name is Darcy, 26 years old living in the heart of NYC. Last month I got laid off from my job as an IT BRM for one of NYs largest REITs.  Prior to jumping back into the job force, a majority of my time ...

I am closing on a deal this month. It is a little different than what I am used to, it is a single family home with 5 student renters. There is not a lot of information out here on student housing, I would like to hea...

Quick question about property management:In your opinion, is it better to hire a property manager (pay about 7-10%) for a company or use a software system to save money ?  Asking for rookie investors

Any landlords with some history with pets feel more strongly towards a pet vs the other? Say dogs vs cats?  Does one cause more damage or make it more costly to turn over units?

Hello Bigger Pockets Family!I have recently been reading the book, The House Hacking Strategy by Craig Curelop and an interesting question that I thought about earlier was:In a single-family residence where you rent b...