Hey so I’m 14 so I can’t invest in real estate for a few years. What would the success rate be if I did this( by the  way in the the Chicago suburbs) if I invested in B class areas with caps of 6-8 percent and average...

Hello community!So glad to have found this site. I and my father have jumped into housing investment in Texas.  Primarily in Houston.  I live in the North near Spring. We are commited and hungry. We have some $ and av...

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I’ve just joined the forum and am really impressed by the dedication of the members to help and support newbies like myself. The wealth of information on the site is remarkable.

By way of introduction, I cu...

There has been much discussion about too much growth in Castle Rock and the infrastructure being built is not fast enough to support it. Some residents are trying to recall some Town Council Members because they fast ...

Hi everyone!This is my first time posting and I’m so happy I found out about bigger pockets. I really want to buy my first rental property but I live in Orange County so it way out of my price range. I have 70k saved ...

What is the best way to learn about simple rehab and construction costs? Are there online resources available? Should I ask contractors I trust to walk me through things?I would really like to learn as much as I can e...

This is a hypothetical question at this point, but could not find precedence or a loan calculator which could help me as most calculators out on the web presume a positive number for interest rates. However, the way t...

During these current and unprecedented economic conditions, nearly all businesses have suffered some sort of financial strain, however, I'm here to tell you that it doesn't have to be that way.
We've all heard the ma...

I'm a newbie to real estate in every sense of the word.

I live in Anchorage, Alaska. There is less than 250,000 people living in what most of you in the lower 48 would call a small town.

For Alaska, it'...

My basic question is this:

For those with multiple properties that span a wide rent range (here in Texas, $450/mo will get you a 2/1 in a blue collar area; $1300/mo will get you a 3/2 in a mature, stable neighborhood...