Hello,  want to do a cash out on my condo and looking to invest on multi unit . I am looking to pull out between $105000 to $125000. Do you think this is the right time or should I wait. I need advice Thanks

Curious if anyone sends out marketing material after closing a deal representing the buyer, and if so are you hiring your own photographer just as you would with a listing?  Trying to get permission from the listing a...

Hello BP...I just acquired a 3/2 home in Macon, GA that I'm interested in leasing out to a licensed operator to use as a personal care home.  (It'll be considered personal care as opposed to assisted living because of...

Hello all,I’ve found a property that’s in pre-foreclosure in NJ. I’m wondering how financing on these works. Could I get a conventional mortgage if the house is in livable condition? What do I need to get from the ...

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Im a remodelling general contractor in montana thats been wanting to get into the real estate game for myself. 
Been listening to the podcast for a bit and reading books like crazy. Trying to make 2020 the ye...

I’m not new to BiggerPockets, but new to investing and being active on the forums (mainly a lurker), and I’m changing that today.I was able to purchase a SFR back in 2019, and the property has been able to build up so...

I’m looking at templates online and can’t seem to find one I like. I’ve combined formats on a few and don’t like how they turned out. Just looking for some inspiration!

My wife recently became a licensed Florida realtor within the last month and is making her first sale. The buyer was someone she knew personally so there wasn’t too much advertising needed for this client. I was wonde...

As a complete beginner to real estate investing, I have been contemplating taking real estate courses and getting a license to learn the ropes. I currently do not own any properties and plan on my own house being my f...

So glad to join this community of amazing people! I am an interior condo/house renovation contractor from NY transitioning to a rental property investor. I couldn't afford to invest in my own hometown, so decided to i...