1.  You have 65K cash to spend.2.  You can't get conventional financing for another year due to a short sale.3.  You're soon to be homeless and jobless.4.  You will be moving to the Pensacola/Milton area due to the po...

I currently owe $157,000 on my house. $55,000 in various loans,etc. I have $150,000 in a 403(b). Will be out of debt in May-June 2025 (the $55,000). My available income for investing will be around $30-$40k a year jus...

Hello BP Team,My name is Nick and i'm originally from Memphis, TN. I'm active duty Navy and my wife, two daughters and I are currently stationed in San Diego, CA. I came to this website via a real estate investor frie...

My goal is to get 50 units via Subject to and then sell them on a Rent to Own in Arizona to create a passive income of $5,000/month. This is just the beginning and then I will take that money and invest in Mobile Home...

Hello everyone. I am so thankful to have found this resourse and community. I have spent my life under the rule of the "Poor Dad" mentality, always bearing witness to the financial struggles of my family and watching ...

Hello, I just graduated college (in 3 yrs) with a finance degree and am finally ready to go all in on real estate investing. The thing is I don't quite know where to start especially in today's economy. I have read a ...

Well a year ago today I was a 18 year old kid , lived with his mother, In a small town in Southern Ontario. After finishing highschool and spending a year messing around with Grocery Store jobs and Call Centres I deci...

I have a conundrum here, and I'd love to hear some perspective on the subject.So my ultimate goal 5-10 years from now is to have $5000/month in cash flow.I am currently in the military living in Elizabeth City, NC, an...

Hi, There is a developer who is creating a large complex with 1/2/3 bedrooms within 10 miles from me.  I want to approach him and ask him if I can learn from him maybe on the weekend or evenings as I currently work fu...

In his book " How to Be a Quick Turn Real Estate Entrepreneur in Any Economy" Real Estate guru Ron Legrand claims that your MAO(Most Allowable Offer)shouldn't go above 70% of the ARV(After Repair Value)of a property. ...