I'm a buyer that was very excited to purchase a home. Long story short, and $100k+ worth of undisclosed issues later after inspection, I had to walk away as there was no way I could pay for all of it out of pocket. At...
Hello BiggerPockets family! I hope all is well in your investing journey! I am officially under contract on my first property that will become my first investment. I am going to BRRR/Live-in Flip/House hack this prope...
I'm curious to know how many RE investors here achieved financial independance. I think that's #1 reason as to why I'm interested in the subject.
When I say financial independance, I don't mean you don't work all ...
Condos around the chicago area go for 110k. If I am able to find a deal, and buy a condo for 80k so lower it from 110k to 80k, and then renovate it would i be able to refinance it, and pull money out of it? I know BRR...
My wife and I are looking at purchasing our first rental. We have an area 30 minutes away where homes are very inexpensive. Not the best area, but the numbers work out to a 17% ROI. Does anyone have experience renting...
Hi, sort of a newbie here, have not owned a rental since 2004 and the landscape is incredibly different today.Question is - should I buy with cash then refinance to pull equity -or- finance with a more typical investm...
I'm doing renovations at my house. The main living areas and the office is hardwood, the other two bedrooms are carpet. I'll be upgrading the two bathrooms in the house, and undecided if I should put marble look tiles...
Hello everyone,This is a complex deal but I really want to make it happen (by making everything match) and I focus that all of you can help me find the golden mean here and potentially to find a partner. Short story a...
Hello -I'm looking for an investor friendly realtor in Seminole County that understands how to find a deal for a "flip". Being versed in creative financing options would be helpful as well. Any recommendations? Also,...
I am about as green as they come, but I’m curious to know how important is the 1% rule? In my market, rent generally doesn’t exceed $1300, so does that mean any house is priced more than $130,000 aren’t viable?