Hey guys, I need help and I wouldn't trust anyone but me fellow Pocketeers to advise me.I'm 21 and my credit score is laughable and rather embarrassing ( go ahead and laugh at my pain, it's ok ). Mentally I feel ready...

Situation:
New investor decides they want to finally take action in their real estate journey. They've listened to countless amounts of podcasts, watched webinars and read a variety of real estate books. This investo...

I have a question about Buy and Hold strategy that I was hoping some of you could give your input on and perhaps point out the flaws in.I feel like I keep running into properties that have been flipped recently and lo...

An interesting case rose in the state of California this year regarding a bankruptcy lawyer who utilized DocuSign for many official legal documents. Paul Bains, the lawyer who leveraged DocuSign for bankruptcy petiti...

Good morning, Trying to get started in buy and hold soon. Based in nyc, looking to invest in upstate NY and out of state and Have about 40k saved up. Have some questions about starting off.
Should I go to a bank for ...

Hi BiggerPockets!When purchasing a home at Sheriff Sale I know and understand the importance of being able to determine that the house is free and clear of all judgments and liens (federal, state, and local level) bef...

If semi gloss is easier to wash out than  satin, then why don't they use semi gloss for the walls?What paint do you guys usually use?

Hey all,just finished my first flip and we have it listed now! (http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/3961-School-St-T...) You should have seen what a disaster it was when we started...anyways. We've gotten conflicting ad...

I have a potential seller financed deal. My question is would anyone sacrifice cashflow (break even or negative) to have a free and clear property in 3 years?

So flipping an 1800 sqft house and trying to decide on floors. I over budgeted on this one because i wasnt really sure what it would cost.I have a lumber liquidators near me that sells a white oak plank for $1.19 sqft...