Does anyone use a whole life insurance policy to keep their money rather than in a bank and use that money to invest? I've heard that its much better to put money on a whole life insurance policy rather than a bank sa...

I am starting my journey as a landlord and have read that it is a good practice to have a separate bank accounts for each rental property to make accounting easy. Any recommendations on which bank i should open an acc...

Hi All-I am looking to rent out my recently rehabbed 6 unit building, and potentially a few more SF rentals. I know that PM's tend to chare 1 month rental for standalone SF rentals. But what about on 6 unit building? ...

How much in reserves do you keep per property and what sources do you use for this? I am a big fan in keeping proper reserves for each property I own (or plan to own) for two reasons: No. 1 - the bank would require it...

Anybody Ever Brought Tax Liens Or Notes Online Or Know Of Any Good Websites To Do So ?

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The "Housing for All" legislative package containing 3 ordinances affecting rental housing providers was passed by city council: Ordinance 0494-2021:  Landlords cannot discriminate on housing vouchers, the rent vouche...

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Over time, I’ve found investors on social media discuss how they began their investing journey using private money. However, I’m seeking to learn from other experienced investors… are private money lenders wil...

Yes! The Dow Jones Industrial Average just topped 25K! It will be an incredible year to add RE to the investment portfolio!Love to hear your thoughts about RE for this coming year.Best of profits to all BiggerPocketee...

Hi everyone, I'm in the Sacramento area working on a few wholesaling deals but like many others my long term strategy is buy and hold. Im interested in BRRR but am having trouble seeing how that would work well in a s...

Hello,I buy and hold properties, and I am trying to find a deal structure by which private money lenders would be interested in providing me long term funds at reasonable rates, as opposed to typical hard money (high ...