Hello BiggerPockets!
Another successful Fix & Flip completed out in Ocean County, NJ.
This project was a success and another great learning experience operating the project from a far. 
Thank you to my team &am...

I am going to have to review the book What every REI needs to know about cash flow, but for now I would like to know what ratio you all use to determine costs verses potential rent received. As you work on a house an...

I know there are many factors that determine "a good deal".  Recently came across two very different San Diego properties.  And as a noobie, wasn't clear which is a better choice. Was wondering what everyone though of...

Hey Everyone!  I'm debating whether or not to have my first property be a house hack or to buy and have long term tenants.  I know this is very specific depending on location and property but I wanted to get some opin...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Ridgecrest.

Purchase price: $172,000

Cash invested: $10,000

Sale price: $288,000

Was originally our home and then moved and r...

Investment Info:

Townhouse buy & hold investment in Bowie.

Purchase price: $310,000

Cash invested: $17,205

Purchased existing townhome from family members as a rental property and was able to uti...

Does anyone know a company that would lend to an individual that only has an ITIN?  They are looking to purchase their first owner occupied home for ~$700K.

Anyone out there have experience or advice for getting started with RE investing while being a renter yourself? We've identified a couple multi-family properties prime for house hacking BUT we are in a pretty good ren...

Hello, curious to ask if I should create an LLC before I purchase a real estate property. I will most likely either buy a house hack, small multifamily, or partner deal with my first purchase. I understand that banks ...

Hey everyone,So currently we’ve been in the process with a lender who has been difficult at times. One thing that bothers me is that they won’t do a “float down” unless it’s a whole percent, but other lenders allow it...