Hi All -

My wife and I are just starting to make offers on properties here in Minneapolis.

We keep running into a fair amount of "HUD Houses" that only take offers from owner-occupants for the first 15 days, someti...

Hi everyone I wanted to share my first BRRRR. Location is in Glassboro, NJ, a few minutes off the campus of Rowan University. I chose this location because Rowan University has been expanding rapidly over the past 5-1...

I am looking to establish a more systematic approach for my REI. As everyone knows, the buying, rehabbing, and selling process has a lot of steps; efficiency and organization are key!

Does anyone have recomme...

If i have about three thousand dollars to invest, how do you think i should spend it?  im both a real estate agent and investor, but wholesaling was quite hard and didnt work out for me last time i tried (before i bec...

Hello everyone,My name is Russell McGinnis and I am a new member to the Bigger Pockets Community.  I want to start by telling you a little about myself.  I graduated college 2 years ago and have a degree in Civil Engi...

Investment Info:
Large multi-family (5+ units) buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $907,000

Cash invested: $250,000

worth $3M today.
upgraded tenancy, added 2 legal units, getting highest r...

I am an out of state investor looking to invest in Jacksonville FL with my business partner @Alex Aguilar. We are interested in multi family homes that will cash flow nicely. Any advice in terms of what areas in Jacks...

My managing partner is an agent and has put together some absentee owner as well as owner occupied lists for a direct mail wholesaling campaign.  What is the advantage of using a list sourcing company that compiles yo...

Hello there, I was wondering if it was customary for a wholesaler to create a line by line scope of work for a property under contract that is signed off on by a GC before passing it off to a flipper/rehaber. Do any o...

I have enough cash to make all cash purchases, but obviously want the leverage.Is it cheaper to a) buy all cash, limit mortgage and closing fees and then refinance ? Or b) just do the mortgage upfront? Note I am not BRRR