Flipping or renovating as part of the BRRRR strategy is much harder than people think. There are so many posts every day about being stuck mid-renovation, out of money, or at a standstill because of decisions made tha...

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New to investing and had a few questions for those seasoned investors. My wife and I are looking at the mid-west to start investing (Ohio, Wisconsin, Indiana, Pennsylvania or Kentucky) My question are in t...

I just wrapped up this book. Took notes along the way on my iPad. Fantastic Read. Wanna save some of you money and time. I picked it up base don multiple recommendations at the end of BP Podcasts. It’s less granular a...

Hi All, Just wanted to post my experience with BRRRR method. I invested in Lansing, MI. I am originally from Grand Rapids, MI and currently live out of state in MN. Below is my 2019 experience jumping into real estate...

Greetings all. Long time reader, first time poster in this forum. I ran this by the "general" forum, but wanted to put this over here to maybe get a different set of eyes on it...I'm considering a possible industrial ...

So I am licensed in CO and am starting to get into actually flipping property. I have a client I've done some deals with (he flips houses) who has done very well and is on board with me getting more skin in the gam...

Hello, pocket growers:

What are two things you wish you knew when getting into note purchasing that you didn't know when you first dove in? Thanks in advance!

We were quoted a cost of roughly 300k for a particular company to do the architectural and engineering work on a 100 lot 50 acre subdivision. I am still new to all of this but that seems extremely high, considering th...

I'm very interested in buying a large multifamily with an assumable loan. I see deals on the market today that offer assumable loans but unfortunately the asking prices are so far from realistic that there is little t...

Hi all!Would YOU do this deal?$1,000,000 for 3, 3 families.Total GROSS rent $10,600/monthOwner financed $1,000,000 at 3-4% over 15-20 years.Seems like a no brainer. Let me know your thoughts please.