Hi, I am new and want to learn. I am in Los Angeles. The prices are way out of reach. Searching for ideas. Where should I start?
Appreciate your input. 

I am considering renting out my primary residence. It was a VA loan and at the end of October I will have been here one year. Which means I can move out and rent. I have a friend who owns multiple properties and rents...

MY NAME IS DON JOEL. I AM A REAL ESTATE INVESTOR SPECIALIZING IN BUY FIX AND HOLD RENTAL PROPERTIES FOR THE LONG TERM CASH FLOW. AS OF 2016, I HAVE OVER 12 PROPERTIES IN RENTAL IN FLORIDA AND DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. I AM ...

Hello BPers!My husband and I will have $80,000 to spend on rental investments next year.  We will invest in a buy and hold, in the Memphis area.  I am curious how you would invest $80,000...1. Purchase a home with cas...

I recently moved to Morganton, NC. I am extremely new to the real estate game. I did flip the house I lived in in Augusta, GA for a huge return but I consider that to be a fluke, although it did give me enough cash to...

Hello everyone.  I currently have 8 SFH in the Decatur, IL and Springfield, IL areas.  Each cashflow pretty well but the opportunity for appreciation is slim.  I'm also finding that a single large repair can wipe out ...

Hello BP,My business partner and I are officially on the search for a realtor who is very familiar with the Atlanta, GA real estate market. We of course would love to work with an agent who is either a real estate inv...

Does it make sense for a first time buyer to buy a SFH, fix it up while living there, and then either A.) rent it out after a year or two or B.) sell for a profit? Would it be a better option to buy a duplex and do ow...

Looking in the Wilmington or surrounding area for possible rentals. From out of town and was looking for locals opinions on the area and where is the best place to start out

Hi All,I'm questioning my approach after several decades, old dogs they say ....I want to evaluate the purchase of a SFR. I normally account for my overall cash flow as rent minus expenses, where expenses are mortgage...