Economics professor Richard Wolff warns housing crash would be worse than Great Depression"Economist Richard Wolff told Hill.TV’s “Rising” Wednesday that the coronavirus pandemic could lead to a housing crash worse th...

I am reading David's Long Distance real estate book, watching webinars, listening to podcasts, etc. and am open to investing ANYWHERE with about $20K cash. I want to start analyzing properties, but I don't know where ...

I am at a crossroads about David Ramsey. Am I the only one or do I see him as arrogant, and does his method of cash of king seem like and awful method. I look at his youtube videos and I just dont want to doubt him an...

So I've done residential real estate deals and seen some success. I work in construction, have done a lot of my own work and am a Civil Engineer by trade. In my hunt for another rental deal I stumbled upon an old ware...

I am seeking a couple properties and looking for ways to avoid capital gains. The costs of homes are too high to roll over money through 1031 exchange. What other ways are there to avoid the capital gains

Hello everyone, new to BP here, but have been reading here for a while. I'll first introduce myself. I am 36 years old, my wife is 38. We both work full time, no kids yet, and live in NV. With our income, we are able ...

Hi, my name's Elijah and I'm a new investor who has yet to do my first deal. I was born and raised in rural Alberta/Saskatchewan, Canada. I've lived in small towns most of life with populations ranging from 10 people-...

This is probably really bad timing or great timing.  I have been educating myself on investment properties over the past month.  I feel I'm 85-90%% there before diving in, maybe a week or two.  Then, I had this opport...

Guys, I need some help.  I'm currently looking for my first rental and after scouring the MLS, I realized that I needed to be creative to find a good investment.  I reached out to a mentor who has been in the rental b...

I am looking at single family homes for buy and hold. In reading the forums it seems the higher cash on cash returns come from smaller houses in bad neighborhoods, at least on paper. It seems to me that those type of ...