I am currently a Civil Engineer but I am very intrigued to get started in the real estate world, on a part time basis. I am very excited because of the high ceiling and opportunity that real estate can provide; in fac...

So it is winter and I have been searching for bargain priced condos to add to my rental portfolio. Unfortunately there is a severe shortage of townhouses, which seem to be the best kind of rental unit here, in contras...

I have done 0 deals! I am looking to get myself into real estate investing, any experienced investors willing to give advice

Good morning BP
I have bought properties either using personal or private funds.
In the current climate I want to keep more cash on hand.
So now I'm entering the Hard Money arena.
Can I have some advice on what t...

I found Rodney’s write-up of his deal incredibly helpful, so I wanted to give back with one of my own. Thanks for the inspiration!
Background
A little over a year ago, I was working in the entertainment industry in ...

I was just talking to a local real estate agent in the Chicago market and she informed me that the houses I am interested in are being bought up at prices over asking price by a hedge fund and other bigger players ...

Hello, I am looking into an opportunity to acquire 46 units for my company, the owner is willing to do owner financing, but is demanding us to get Private Mortgage Insurance does this even exist? I have never heard o...

So,
I'm a new investor and reading a lot but haven't seen a direct answer to this question. Currently I have a good paycheck, excellent credit and low 6 figure net worth(approx 75% liquid). Getting mortgages shouldn't...

Long story short, will have about 100k. I have ZERO experience but want to get started ASAP. I have a burning desire to own multi-family properties but don't know where to start. I've listened to a lot of podcasts, i ...

Hi my fellow BP community!

I originally joined BP, thinking that my strategy would be to invest in out-of-state MFU for cash flow (i.e. Ohio market) as entry-level in my market of Los Angeles was too unattainable w...