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I have a 2 unit multi family in Chicago that I purchased around in 2019 with an FHA 3.5% down at $420k as a primary residence during the time I lived in Chicago. I’ve put a bit of money into the building a...

Hi folks,I’ve currently got 150k equity at my primary residence. The lot is spacious and there is a great space in the front yard for an ADU that would be very removed from the part of the property we spend our time o...

So I'm looking to buy an sfr in Fresno as a rental investment.  I would enjoy the cash flow until I retire in 20 years and then most likely sell it to help fund my retirement years.  I have two options for the mortgag...

Hey team, new to BiggerPockets, and my wife and I are looking to begin our property investment journey.  Thanks for having us.  Getting down to it, we have a primary residence purchased using a VA loan and have refina...

Own a home in desirable country club community outside of Washington DC.  Want to sell and stay for at least 4 years until kids in college.  Reason:  Want to access equity for new business but credit not good so selli...

HelloI just bought a condo cash and my wife and I plan on living in it until our primary home is finished being built. We then plan on renting it out, my question is that when we are ready to buy another rental. What ...

Hello there. Looking for some feedback on an opportunity that I have here. I own a home here in San Diego and within 3 years of purchasing it the value of the home has increased over $400k in value. When I purchased i...

If you’ve followed our podcast, blog, and social media for a while now you’ll know we always preach the #1 thing to vet for when investing as a passive investor is the operator, but, I don’t want to use this post to...

This is very important to me as I have never purchased property and now I need to in a very short time frame. My sister and I each have 50% ownership in 20 acres in Poolville, TX.  My house is on the 20 acres and now ...

Hello BP.My personal house has been in forbearance since covid. In March of this year  my mortgage company instructed me that forbearance would soon be ending and I had a few options. 
Option 1. Pay off the entire mo...