I purchased land in Mountainburg, Arkansas at Crawford County. The land was owned by The State because tax delinquent. Cheap Lands firm came in possession of the land. I purchased the property from Cheap Lands and was...

I'm interested in getting into real estate syndication. I found a couple of funds that I'm interested in. I'd be interested in any ideas regarding how to conduct my own due diligence into these funds. How can I tell i...

I see several turn key properties in the listings.  Has there been success with these types of buys?  Using the analysis tools many seem to work based in the numbers even using a small buffer for inputs. Just looking ...

At what point does flood insurance become a dealbreaker for you? -$25 cash flow a door? $50? Looking at a deal where the insurance on the building and flood insurance are identical, doubling that cost of insurance per...

I have done a few normal syndications deals. And now the properties are all fixed up and cash flowing and the sponsors are starting to sell in the 3-5 yr window. Now with cap rate compression, it is difficult to find ...

Zillow's stock data trend has relations with market trends. With current state of Zillow stock kinda indicates it's beginning of real estate market crash. Any insights, links, inside information?

Hi All,New to bigger pockets and RE investing in general. Located near Columbus, IN. Posted this in the starting out thread but thought I would get some thoughts here. Columbus Market -- Should I be concerned that Cum...

I see SO many posts from newbies who want to become wholesalers and I don't really understand why. I can make the obvious assumption that many of them have seen the guru ads who make it sound like shooting fish in a b...

So I’m looking to get my first deal done using BRRRR and I’m going with a hard money lender. Do they usually require a down payment and are there some that will fund the rehab?
Just concerned about using one, don’t w...

Hi Everyone.  I'm about to leave my W-2 job.  I'd like to move some of my retirement savings into MF.  I prefer MF over SF.  The problem is, even though I have about $250K to invest, I will no longer have the W-2 inco...