Hey Bigger Pockets Network,I purchased a home (first home and primary residence) in August 2016 for $135,000. I put in about $10,000 of renovations. This home was located in Vancouver, WA.In July 2017 I sold the home ...
This question is for the conservative investors out there.Some people put 25% down, others like the houses paid off. Anyone doing the in between?I want to hold the mortgage so the tenants pay it down, however I want m...
Hi BP community-Does anyone know if there is an insurance company that offers coverage to pay for repairs to rental properties? Repairs for rental house issues such as plumbing or appliance repairs? Regardless if the ...
How can one venture into Real Estate without capital ?
Costly factors when purchasing a property, especially a buy and hold, are unforeseen costs, especially those that could have been avoided. For example: roofing, sewer, boiler, furnace, fire safety, foundation stabili...
Hey investors, my partners and I have a rental portfolio and I put together commercial residential deals. I want to pull the trigger on a deal with a new small team doing a new construction in a rural area. I want t...
I am working with a contractor that has been a pleasure to work with. Honestly, he has gotten the job done and has been honest with me. There have been delays on the project that I have had to eat up (3 Months), but o...
Hey everyone,I'm getting into real estate investing. I want it to become my primary focus and my primary source of income over the next few years. I have about $100k-120k in cash available for investment. I have good ...
I am using a 1031 exchange to purchase 2 STR's and from what research I have found is I am not allowed to use those funds for furnishing a property. What is the best way to finance the purchase of furnishings. I have ...
When running my numbers, I’d typically figure in 10% for capital expenditures, maybe more. (Because I just shelled out $3,000 to have a tree taken down and $10,000 more on carpet and painting.) With a condo, the roof...