Recently for the last couple of weeks, I have been bouncing around BP. Not as much as I was in prior weeks since I've been picking up a lot of OT at work to fund my starting up in wholesale (I believe in the philosoph...

As much as I fought it, I am now on the social media networks. I'm on facebook, linkedin and Twitter, but these are ONLY for business connections. It's not that I have a problem with any one of these social networking...

Hey Guys, Newbie here about to make the plunge! I'm thinking of buying a 3br 2 bath condo in north hollywood/Panorama/arletta, taking one room and renting out the other two... First off, is this generally allowed in c...

I’m curious how many of you landlords have your tenants on any of your social media apps? Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, ect. Is it professional? Does it help? Or does it make it difficult seeing posts on personal page...

I close tomorrow morning on my first rental property I am beyond excited for my RE Journey! My question is if I should make it known on Facebook, instagram or twitter that I own a rental property. I tend to have not s...

I'm curious to know how others use social media for growing their business. I for one have never been big on it in my personal life and quite honestly don't know how I could use it in my business life, but I do see so...

Hello all,
I am looking at building by brand and would like to see what the community uses for marketing of their properties. Social media, photographers, videographers? I am looking to create content online to docum...

Besides the BP forums, how can the major social media sites such as instagram, facebook, twitter, linkedin etc... be of use to a real estate professional or real estate investor? Any success stories or strategies that...

Well today I stumbled across this wonderful website and had to sign up as soon as possible! I spent quite some time reading old posts in regards to my question, but I still need some advice specific to my situation. W...

i found a property that cost 600k, the numbers show 225k a year before expenses. which would give a 2.6year return based on (600,000/225,000=2.6years). the only problem is, me and my fiance have no finances for a down...