Hi! My dad and I are looking to get into real estate investing together and are wondering what we need to do before we get started? Mostly we are trying to make sure we don't have to pay a lot of extra taxes that coul...

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I recently purchased my first property (which is my primary home) and since then, I have become more and more interested in real estate and specifically real estate investing. I have worked in financi...

I’m ready to jump in the world of real estate wholesaling and i'm seeking guidance from professionals. I’m eager to learn first hand the wholesale process - finding properties, building a buyers list, ins and outs of ...

Hello BP Community,I am a young professional looking to get into the real estate investing world. As I have learned over the last few months, this world can be challenging and overwhelming to get started, so I wanted ...

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Im 22, and have been interested in investing in real estate since I was about 18. Im just lost on where to start and scared to death of making wrong choices...like should I buy the carlton sheets program?

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I am just starting to work on a deal for a 5-plex where the owner is offering financing at 6% APR.  I am more familiar with APR with respect to credit cards and not so much with personal loans, so I wanted to reach ou...

Good morning.. I just started the real state investing 2 years ago. I rented a unit to this girl who had a son was pregnant and was moving with her boyfriend. we ran a background and both seemed to make good money to ...

I am starting over at 49. I have a small lump of money to invest and want to start building my real estate investment portfolio. I am currently renting. Should I start with an STR, or house hacking? Any opinions or ad...

I know I've seen it done with the calculators, but I want to do it by hand. I have all the equations for the standard metrics, but my math isn't strong enough to twist them backwards to calculate a maximum offer based...

When you own a home and pay a mortgage, you’re basically paying yourself instead of a landlord. Think about it. Say you’re paying $500 to $1,000 or more for the privilege of living in someone else’s property. That’s m...