Joseph M.
5% Returns (In Stock Market) Will Be 'Upper Echelon' for Years: Gross
Today there was an article on CNBC stating that Pimco's Bill Gross believes the MAX future returns in the stock market will be 5% per year. URL: http://www.cnbc.com/id/45474748
Just wanted to hear what everyone think...
Sean Mooney
Getting late start in life, what are best properties to purchase?
Are rental properties still a good option when you are buying after 60? Are short term rentals better or flips? I have more drive and determination than time. Would love to hear from people in the same situation and a...
Amanda Dantés
First time buyer suggestions
Hi BP community! My husband and I just got preapproved for a home loan with the bank and now I am stuck with trying to figure out what the best move would be. We live in Southern California which is extremely expensiv...
Brandon Maxwell
Architect Turning Developer in Blacksburg, Virginia
Hello everybody. My name is Brandon Maxwell and I am an architect in Blacksburg, Virginia. I have wanted to become an architect literally since I was 5 years old. The built environment and the process by which we alte...
Jason Caputo
New REI trying to learn on my own!
Hello Everyone!There are many things I would like to say to "new investors" that I have learned on my own. First off, don't waste your time on all the so-called "gurus" what they are selling is motivational talk and t...
Katlynn Teague
With Bitcoin and Crypto dropping, is real estate about to boom?
Good Morning BP,Bitcoin and Crypo are dropping... What does this mean for real estate?
Account Closed
Direct mailing scripts
Hi everyone, as I am getting ready to start sending out yellow letter I have a couple of questions.
#1
If I don't have good handwriting would it really have a negative effect on my results, I was going to hand write ...
Steve Burrell
Higher Risk Tenants?
First post guys! My question has to do with higher risk renters. I recently purchased and improved a property, and listed it for rent. The response has been very good, with several interested renters. The problem ...
Chris Tedeschi
LLC Property and a Property Manager walk in to a CPA Office
Sorry, I couldn't think of a better title >_<So, here's the question: If you have own a property which you moved into an LLC AND you have a property manager, managing said property, how should payment of his ser...
Christian Malesic
How to Research
...without leaving your office.
A fellow BP poster sent me this via email:
A quick question for you. In a post you mentioned that you can complete due dilligence on a property (minus the inspection) in about three h...