I did something this week that caused me to reflect a bit on where I started and how far I've come. It was a fun realization so I thought I'd share it here.I purchased my first real rental 11 years ago off the MLS for...

Hello everyone! My partner and I love listening to Bigger Pockets podcasts and are excited to connect with all of you!

We are currently waiting on our first loan to go through to begin our first BRRRR. The loans we ...

One of the many benefits of being a real estate property owner is the many tax strategies and laws that help keep a substantial amount of money in your pocket. One of those advantageous tax laws is bonus depreciation,...

Hey So Cal investors,

I'm currently in Denver and absolutely love it but i've always dreamed of living in SD. Just out of curiosity, especially to the younger investors like me with limited resources, how do you buy ...

I live in SE Mass looking to purchase, occupy and hold a small multi in Providence RI (first time.) I’m priced out of most anything on the very desirable East Side (Brown U, India Point, etc.) Most other neighborhoods...

Hi All,I have lived in Vermont nearly all of my life. In 2008 I went to Credit Card U and learned all about investing in real estate. Courses I took included Wholesale Buying, Lease Options and Forclosures. Though I h...

Good afternoon BP,Well we have done it again!!!! My wife and I have put on contract our 4th buy of the year, engrossing a total of 17 units, and 18 units total for our business. We now/will own a SFR, a triplex, two q...

I could use some guidance from anyone who is familiar the Pensacola area. I’m a Real Estate Agent in California for the last 7 years, I purchased my first house over a year ago and doing a little house hacking at the ...

Hi BP team,
Usually, I am the one on here helping others answer questions but it is now I the one who needs some help. There is someone I know who is under contract for a 9-unit multifamily in Terre Haute, IN. The is...

Curious.
I have had decent success on the MLS. Although not the ripper deals you often think of when talking about real estate investing, but 30-35% below market value and easy cash flows. The problem is I only find a...