So I have an interesting situation and I would like some advice from more experienced investors. I'm a newer Realtor in San Diego, CA. I got into the business with the plan on taking money I earn as a realtor and inve...

Hello BPers,I'm looking into purchasing a condo as a rental unit and it looks like interior improvements will be needed. The biggest being the terrible stained carpet.  Does anyone have recommendations on replacement ...

Hi BP fam I’m a long term buy and hold investor. I have gone down the road of traditional 30% down cash flow properties (turnkey and fixers). I have built a decent portfolio in the Southern California region. I have d...

Hello,How do you include rental income on your mortgage application when you do not own the property yet? I have heard that people do this, but how is it done? How do I interview people to live in a home when I don't ...

Investment Info:

Mobile home fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $52,500

Cash invested: $22,000

Sale price: $135,000

Manufactured home on about an acre in remote mountain area. Internal r...

Most jobs are quite different in reality from what you thought they would be, or from what you learned during your schooling. What are some of the biggest differences between pre-license learning and what you actually...

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment in Irvine.

Purchase price: $60,000

Cash invested: $60,000

This over/under duplex was purchased as a package with a 5 unit tra...

Hi Everyone,I purchased my first rental property through MLS and now working on my 2nd.  I have marketed using Yellow letters with what I believe is a pretty good response rate (7.5% so far)  From that I have 3 appoin...

Hello there, I am new to buy and hold investing and closing my first property very soon. The house is on my name (not on LLC). My concern is that I don’t want a tenant to know my full name and my details that I actual...

My husband and I are interested in purchasing a multi-family home to live in.  The idea would be to purchase a 3-4 unit home, live in one of the units for free, and rent out the other units to cover the mortgage and a...