Hi, I am 18 years old and have around $12000 saved up. I was thinking there must be some way to use the money meaningfully, and then I came across a YouTube video of Robert Kiyosaki's tips from Rich Dad Poor Dad. He s...

Hey guy's i'm trying to get into flipping houses but not having to much luck finding my first house, i've tried driving for dollars, zillow, facebook,craigslist and right now i'm using a free trial of propstream which...

Hi guys,I am a younger guy, about 2 years out of college. I am heavily considering buying myself a loft/condo type of home (as a personal property). It will come out to be roughly what I currently pay in rent per mont...

Currently in the process of purchasing a residential REO in NJ, but intend on buying property in Florida over the next several months, as well.  The plan is to form an LLC, and as we are doing business in both states ...

Hello!I personally like multifamily investing because of the cashflow, value add, and a little easier on the pockets if you have vacancies. I close on a 4 plex in Oregon this month, im currently looking for other mult...

for awhile now i have had my tablet pc. i bought it so that i could use the digitizer pen for people to sign my contracts once i started getting into the investing game. I finally figured out how to do it i am so exc...

Do any investors out there follow, know of, or appreciate the money-savvy principles and philosophies of Mr. Money Mustache?  I've been following the posts on his blog for the past year and have learned quite a bit fr...

Has anyone had business dealingsw with Rad Diversified? Particularly interested in those who have invested in their REIT or alternatively have participated in their inner circle investment opportunities. 

Investment Info:

Single-family residence private money loan investment in Garden City.

Cash invested: $52,000

This is the second time I've acted as a PML; the connection was made on Facebook of all place...

Hello, Im new to the real estate investment game with $30,000 ready to spend. With so many different ways to invest these days I do t want to make the wrong choice with my money. Any ideas how I should go about my fir...