There are lots of discussion about having properties in different class area with different quality of tenantsHow to determine which class does a area belong to or the definitions are more subjective to investor?

Hey BP Community - My employer does not match 401k contributions so I'm considering abandoning the contributions altogether and instead investing in something like the SPY ETF on a regular basis. I'm curious if anyone...

Before anyone judges me for the fact that I am only 16 years old, I'd like you guys to hear me out. I live in a suburban environment south of Seattle, and I've gotten tired of letting others control the way I live my ...

I will be getting my real estate license very soon (approximately 2 weeks). I currently work full time in the RE industry (not as an agent) but will probably start out as a part time agent on the side doing open ho...

I closed on my first investment property last month!  I've heard Brandon say on the podcast to always tell everyone around you that you are interested in investing in real estate, and I have taken that to heart. In th...

All in all it was 20 day process, which tenant knew very well...he is claiming food etc. whats my responsibility.

I'm currently a freshman in high school. I recently started learning about financial education and was wondering whether I even needed to go to college. Yes, college does open up some doors for me but that 4 years cou...

I’m located east of Albany and currently building up my knowledge on wholesaling/investing, im also finishing up on my REA course. I’ve been a hairstylist and salon owner for 25 years I’ve been very successful likely ...

Hello BP Community, I need some guidance. I recently came on here and asked the age-old sell or rent out my current home on a low-interest rate question. Based on the responses, I took out a HELOC and we put a down pa...

I have been looking at a number of potential rental properties (single family and small multi family) and trying to do quick analysis with the 50% rule. Many of the properties are lower priced with, therefore, low...