I am located in Austin, Texas and I see many opportunities in the area for investment.  I am looking to speak with people that are interested in starting a conversation about the opportunities, and ideas that I have f...

As a first time investor living in Phoenix Arizona I feel like the properties are starting to become over priced and I feel like other markets would serve me better.What are the first 5 steps I should take to invest i...

Hey BP friends! I'm just writing to share my excitement. I closed on my first project house 10/19. I've been diy rehabbing it for the last six weeks and I'm excited to say I just sent off a lease to my first tenant!

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At what number of units, or other specific point, did your real estate investment vehicle transform from something you felt you were pushing, into some thing that you were driving? When did it change from something yo...

Considering the absurd housing prices in Vancouver, are there still "good" investments here? After much readings and previous forum discussions, 1% rule (even though it's just a yard stick) is definitely impossible to...

So I am trying to see what people's insights are. I am getting about $20k from my moms life insurance and trying to decide if I should invest it in a crowd funding program and make money back or if I should put it all...

I'm curious- how much longer do you think we will see market prices going up? Especially now that interest rates are 5.5% and climbing higher each week. 3 months? 6 months? I'm curious to hear you thoughts and why. 

I currently work a full time job and have been investing this past yr in my spare time. I started out wholesaling and have recently started rehabbing. Eventually I'd like to quit my job and pursue real estate full ...

Hi all,

I'm a relatively new investor, in the process of building a buy-and-hold rental portfolio - I've learned a ton since I started about 18 months ago but still have plenty of room for improvement. Made ...

As we all know, interest rates have been historically low. Eventually (although likely several years away) interest rates wil creep back up into the 7-10% range of the late 90’s, and, God forbid, the 12-18% range of t...