Yusef Dorsey
Do I have to pay old water bill on wholesale deal?
Do I need to worry about water bill on home when wholesaling?
Daniel P Willis
Our house
After my wife and I got out of the military, we both decided to move to Idaho next to my parents and purchased a home in Eastern Idaho. I've been interested in real estate for a number of years but I've never had an o...
Josh Miller
Questionable HOA, possible skimming going on
I have a rental condo and have owned the unit since Jan 19. This complex has 18 units that pay $175 per month. Board members do not pay HOA dues as this is their compensation. The board consists of 3 unit owners and t...
Roger Mace
How to Know if You Have a Good Private Money Broker
While engaging with the Bigger Pockets community, I've noticed many investors seeking funding. Frequently, brokers respond with phrases like, "I can help, let's connect," or similar offers. However, it's essential to ...
Peter Hendler
Brand New Member from Oakland, CA
Hello everyone! I'm Pete Hendler... This is technically my second post... My first is being verified by moderators in the Lease Option forum. I could't wait to get started and was really wanting some feedback on an id...
Huey Fontenot
Wholesale Opportunity That I Can't Pass Up!
Hello all! My name is Huey Fontenot and I'm as green as one can be in real estate investing. I believe a deal has just fallen into my lap, but I'm not sure how to broker the deal. I have someone that wants to se...
Joseph Scorese
Fed Rate Goes Up. Mortgage Rates Go Down
Fed Rate Goes Up. Mortgage Rates Go DownMortgage rates moved just slightly lower today, despite the long-awaited Fed rate hike. Once again, that's LOWER mortgage rates and a HIGHER Fed rate. Here's how that works: The...
Matthew Kurtz
New Member- Baton Rouge LA
Hi All,I'm new to the BiggerPockets community and am excited to start my real estate investment journey. I am interested in forging my way to financial freedom through real estate. I’m mainly interested in the buy-and...
Annette Hibbler
City Bankruptcies: Detroit is Not Alone
Detroit is not the first city to seek protection from it’s creditors. San Bernardino, population 210,000 and Stockton, population 292,000 both sought protection from it’s creditors last year.
Due to years o...
Justin Cabral
Miami Rookie looking for a little direction
Hello everyone...I am a 34 year old medical device sales representative (working for "the man") in the South Florida market looking to passively invest in real estate instead of staring at my hard earned savings earni...