TL;DR: I want to buy a fixer-upper with an FHA/VA loan for 0%-3.5% down, force appreciation through renovations, then sell after a year and use the profit as the 20% downpayment on a conventional loan then BRRRR. Is t...

Any CPAs/attorneys or other experienced investors who have out there who would recommend how I should form a partnership for a one-time real estate deal?A friend and I would like to do a real estate deal together in C...

I have been reading and learning a lot about BRRRR's and I think they are a fantastic way to start off in Real Estate as I'm just a newbie. The problem is that I have absolutely no idea how to do any manual labor. So ...

Looking for insight as I'm experiencing some apprehension on taking the leap for my first investment property. Here is the scoop:
Under contract for 120k, 40k below list. House appraised for 130k without repairs. nee...

Hello,I've recently purchased my first home.  It's a four bedroom townhouse located downtown in Charleston, SC.  The lower level is a concrete slab and the upper level is a plywood base floor.  We are considering putt...

I am one of those investors who absolutely hates to do anything DIY. I own a lawn care business and a small web design business where I put the bulk of my "manual labor" while I have an absolute Godsend working for me...

First I want to thank this BP for providing me a lot of info on REI !
I invested some properties overseas. It brought me tremendous return ,about 5 times appreciation. I am liquidating all of them. It wil be about 1....

This house is a perfect rectangle. There is no even minor bump outs in front.. its so blah.

No covered porch (small deck to the front door). The siding and windows are all one peachy/tan color... I need ideas for cur...

Happy 2024 BP Compatriots! Congrats, you made it 😉.
First post of the new year, where if you haven't read one of mine in the past, I do a brief, hopefully insightful, dive into real estate and financial markets. Plu...

Hello,I'm considering a triplex for buy-and-hold in Los Angeles, whose current rents are 45% below market, but if you could raise rents, it would mean the difference between us having -$200 versus +$1500 in cashflow. ...