Brendan Mylton
Spec/Rehab project in Historic Charlotte, NC area! Six figure profit potential!
Hello to all. I wanted to post my first project on here to show the progress. I am a mechanical engineer with a background in high-end automotive industry flipping cars which to be honest is a lot like real estate jus...
Idan Narotzki
intentional damage caused by tenants, DEFENSE?
HI dear all, I just close my first SFH rental deal in C+ neighborhood. While working to set insurance, I've noticed the insurance company DOES NOT cover intentional damage caused by tenants. They said that maybe some ...
Kim Masek
Help me . Getting out of real estate, bad situation getting worse
So I tried dipping my toe into the real estate investing niche. My husband was never on board with any of it. I bought my 1st deal from an investor who bought my house several years ago. Two years ago I bought the inv...
Brad Fithian Jr
We finally did it! Oh boy...
Monday, June 30th me and my closed on the purchase our first buy and hold property! I have been learning and learning and studying and looking and analyzing....probably like a lot of people right now. Well, we finally...
Kathy Collins
What are the chances?
A friend of mine owns a home that is going into foreclosure. It would appear that when the last appraisal was done, a vacant parcel that she also owns was taken into consideration to reach the appraised value. This ...
Marylin OShea
Real estate investment as a social enterprise
Hello everyone, I would like to position my investment strategy as a social enterprise, and haven't been able to find relevant conversations about that subject just yet.I am interested in "investing for good" in the A...
Julie Marquez
Clogged Drain - Who pays the bill?
I just paid $320 + tax for a plumber to spend 2 hours to clean out a kitchen clog at a tenant's apartment. The clog was like 5' deep and evening causing backup to the vacant unit on the other side.Do you, landlord or ...
Carlos Lopes
Loan Pay down and breaking even on cash flow
I feel like I’ve been posting a lot lately! Something I’ve been thinking about is the benefits of loan pay down. So I’ve been listening to bigger pockets a lot, and am learning that a BRRRR method is a good method for...
Dave Zarcone
My first project - Rehabbing my aunt's dilapidated house
Hello all,I'm new to the BiggerPockets forum but I figured there's no harm in sharing my experiences as a novice in case others have advice. I am currently in a house rehabbing and flipping situation not by choice, bu...
Arthur Means
75k Cash: Pay off student loans or use for a mortgage downpayment
Hey all,New here. I am hoping some of you can help provide clarity to my situation. I currently own two homes. One is a rental with about 40K in equity. The other is our residence with 75K equity. I am in my earl...