Hi! I’m curious how you all store savings for things like reserves, CAPEX, etc. Our property has cash flow and according to the many bigger pockets podcasts I’ve listened to you shouldn’t just pocket all cash flow but...

I've recently bought a 1910s duplex in the greater Boston area for a little more than $600k as a house hack.  With the age of the home I need to consider major CapEx.  Right now I have on the following on my radar:$3k...

I have recently inherited a triplex where I live in one unit and rent out the others. I would also like to start saving money to buy another property. So this is sort of a two part question: where should I put cash th...

Hi, Our current savings account in bank pays 0.15% interest. Wondering where is the best place to park cash (50K). Until we decide where to invest, what would be the best place to park the cash so it can earn more ...

I'm looking at investing in RE property/properties like townhouse/condos for passive income. I have a property that I can tap into its equity. I also have some considerable Savings. Considering this situation, what wo...

Hi All,I am starting to look at the Cape Coral, Fort Myers FL area. I am an out of state investor. I want to invest in multifamily properties for buy/hold. Can anyone provide me a little bit more insight as to which a...

Hello everyone,   At what point do you stop saving for capex, vacancy and maintenance? I know everyone has different savings goals so I’d like to hear a few opinions. Thanks 

I live in Boise, Idaho and purchased a primary residence a few months back. I’ve been saving money and have about 10k at this point that I’m ready to invest in cash-flowing real estate. I’m looking at all property typ...

Hello my name is Gabriel.  I've been investing in real estate since 2006.  I own a handful of properties in the East Bay.  I'm a seasoned investor but looking to expand my portfolio.I've been a lurker on this website ...

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I am looking to start investing relatively soon. I've done tons of research on investing via books, blogs and websites like biggerpockets. Now that that I know how I want to invest, the next question is wh...