Ben Winchester
Portland Oregon recommendations
Hey guys,
I'm brand new to the real estate investing game, but I'm trying to get information for my market. I live in the Portland, OR, metro area and I'm wondering if anyone has good history in this market who can r...
John McRae
New BP member from New Hampshire
Been a long time listener to the BP podcasts, but just getting started with the forums. I am a real estate investor in the Seacoast area of New Hampshire. I currently own a multi unit in Dover NH and am interested i...
Gerald Broussard
WHERE CAN I FIND A CO-INVESTOR(S)?
I am under contract for a piece of beach area property along the 30A highway in Florida that is approved by the County for building four villas on. Despite being a high income earning physician, the bank is requiring ...
Spencer Liang
Hello from Montgomery County, Maryland!
Hello Everyone!My name is Spencer Liang and I am fairly new to REI. I graduated from the University of Florida last year where I competed on the women’s tennis team. I transferred there from Harvard to pursue winning ...
Tyion Bridgeman
How to find Large Apartment buyers
How would you all go about finding buyers for a large apartment complex. I'm looking for a company or individual that would be interested and be able to afford a 9 million + apartment complex. Any ideas would be great...
Levi Friedbauer
Networking - Northern NJ
Looking forward to connecting/networking with this community. I am looking to get my feet wet with some small multi-family properties. Love rolling up my sleeves to learn and figure out where I can add value to others...
Pharaoh Mitchell
Reo Wholesale Property’s
Hi BP family ,How / Who do I contact about properties that are REO ? Is the name on the property the person I should contact or is it a bank association or something I should contact with it being a post foreclosure?
Ryan Cleary
First HELOC on my rental property
So I have a property that I assume to have a value of $300,000. My current mortgage is $162,000. Doing the math, a 70% LTV would land at $210,000, an 80% LTV would land at $230,000. This essentially means I could h...
Mark Taylor
Starting House Hack Phase 2
I bought a house with a mother in law apartment. I’ve been clearing almost the whole mortgage by renting the basement but we’re planning on buying a new house and moving. The house is in R-1 zoning so I can’t technica...
Debbie Carbone
From MA. or AKA Red Sox Nation and New to this forum
The Real Estate business can be very gruling. A network is a great way to obtain information. I am an Assessor by trade and am nnow investing in multi-families. :D