How does one invest in property in another state other than the state in which they live when one is still bound to a 9-5?

Hey guys. My wife and I are about to sell the house I owned before we got married (we currently live in hers) and we will have about $40K to work with to begin our investing career. We do have about $14K credit card d...

HI BP- Community,I am a new investor and have been studying real estate investing for quite some time from the sideline. The time has come to get my feet wet and actually make something happen. However, I feel that I ...

Hello, I recently graduated with a degree in Finance and Real Estate which gave me a lot of experience as far as understanding the numbers, finance, and business side of real estate but I do not have much "hands on" e...

I live in Northern Virginia and I am looking to invest in turn key properties in a few markets in other states.  I would like to connect with other local investors who are already investing in long distance properties...

Hello BP,I need some advice and guidance. I'm an investor and live in the DC/MD area. I currently own 3 single family rentals and looking to increase my portfolio. The market i'm in is very saturated with investors, n...

Just finished the inspirational podcast 301 about out-of-state investing. What @Alexander Felice said about having an unlimited opportunity to find the right market really hit home. While initially, this strategy seem...

Hello,I'm considering getting the PRO account, but this brings up the question, how do I manage my finances related to Real Estate?I will need to keep track of all my expenses, profits etc. But is it easier come tax t...

Hello dear member,
I am a young French resident in France. I bought a completely renovated property in Cleveland in the Lee Miles district for $ 70,000 in October with a French-speaking company. For the moment, my...

I'm in Los Angeles and new to OOS Real Estate rental investing. I'm committing to investing 5 doors in 2020 and replacing my income by 2025.  Committing to reading a new real estate book every week until I run out (I...