Hey everyone!My name is Alex and I'm a new real estate investor. I found BiggerPockets last year watching YouTube videos on creative financing for deals and I have listened to almost every podcast at least once. I was...

I'm looking for a CPA who is also an investor. I am searching for my first investment property and leaning toward multi-family units. I would like to connect with a CPA in Genesee County, MI area to discuss some tax s...

Looking for a CPA/EA who knows this answer.  I was a CPA but I don’t the answer to this.  I have a friend who is 68 and lives in a trailer with his wife and granddaughter, kind of sucks.  He does not have a ton of mon...

Hey guys how's it going? Long time no see here.  Anyway I haven't given up on my real estate investing but have still been researching more than ever and have slowly worked my way into realizing multi family is a way ...

Hello, my name is justin and I have recently been listening to the BP podcast and decided to take the next step to learn more and come onto the website. I got interested in real estate after reading Rich Dad Poor Dad ...

I just moved my SFRs out of my name and into individual LLCs. For one property I want to do a 1031 exchange. Does my LLC have to hold the property for 366 days before I can do an exchange? I've own the property for 27...

Hey BP members!We are turning over our first unit and just listed it a week ago. Within two days we had an eager potential tenant that is currently living w/parents while looking to lease ASAP. They've been in the liv...

Hi all!
I have an inherited tenant living next to me in a side by side duplex since I moved into in January. She lives there with her 30 year old daughter and 16 year old niece. She seemed to be a good tenant at fir...

Hey Everyone,
So here's my situation:
My wife and I live in our studio ADU and we rent out the main house.  Over the last couple of days we have seen what looks like handymen coming through and we haven't called any...

I have an Apt. complex (76 units) in low income area of Kansas City, KS. Somehow it is normal for the average tenant here to live for 3-6 months, skip at least two months of rent, trash the apartment and leave. O...