Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $408,000

Cash invested: $90,000

This beautiful home in Brighton, MI serves as our family residence. Home ownership ...

I'm curious as to how other people here on BiggerPockets tie rewards into their investment process. For example, I'm a car guy and could spend way too much money if I don't keep myself in check. Assets before liabilit...

I'm just starting out in my career in commercial real estate (corporate gig) and my pockets aren't fat enough (yet) to start buying my own properties. I want to start investing in REITs but I know REITs come with thei...

Subject to: risk vs reward?The Contract of Sale, The All Inclusive Wrap, The “Subject To” -- innovative means to begin REI.As Tom Standen Says: It could even be argued that selling a property “Subject To” is really no...

I am curious to get some opinions on rooming houses. (A single house, rented per room /w shared kitchen/bath) Typically D or C occupants. Rented month to month. Apparently no vacancy in the property I'm looking at and...

I have a tenant moving out after a one year lease. They have recommended a family member move in and she seems like a good tenant. Of course, we'll go through the ususal application/checks, but let's assume everything...

Couldn't find a place to put this post, so I thought I would stick with Commercial since we do Self Storage and this is one of the benefits of being in Self Storage.Will take you through our Belize adventure ( its an ...

I know that this has been covered before, but not exactly to the ends that I have been looking to find. 1) What is the legality/tax implications of finders fees and referrals? Can referrals just go under marketing exp...

Its been a tough 6 years since I started investing. I currently buy, rehab, and rent my properties all cash. My current rehab project will be about 8 months from start to finish. Some stopping due to vacancies, upg...

What is the risk of the BRRRRR strategy. It sounds good to be able to buy property, rehab it, rent it to a tenant, refinance, then take money out to repeat the process. I know that by doing this, you're building a pas...