Hello BP community! This is my first post, so set your expectations low! Here goes ...Rather than save my way to down payments using my W-2 income, it is easy to imagine how using private loans could accelerate my REI...

Hello BP folks,
I am closing shortly on my 3rd rental property. I used a very small GC for my last property, and they did a good job, but I'd like to have a couple others in my back pocket.  I am targeting 2 bedroom...

Spring has truly sprung, and also did you know that we’re two weeks away from the tax deadline?
So yes — we’re focused. Which is why we’ll be talking about extensions today.
Passing the national deadline day (which,...

I woke up around 4:30am thinking about mine. I've decided since I've recently landed a new job and have some extra disposable income I'd like to invest as a private money lender. No, its not that much disposable incom...

I’d love to hear from the sharpest people here in Bigger Pockets and anyone who has a great opinion! If you had to pick only 3 concepts, what are your top 3 secrets to building wealth and stability?By the way, here i...

Below is a link from our newspaper in Cincinnati about a greater number of properties are not qualifying for section 8 vouchers and landlords are not make repairs to pass inspections. To me the piece lacked the landlo...

Working on purchasing our 2nd STR. Back yard is perfect for a small pool and we’d like to add one sooner than later. What kind of price range should we expect and what about time frame? I know this will vary but a gen...

Hey Folks,I'm a new member from Houston TX.  I've been eyeing real estate, stocks, and general ways of generating extra income beyond the day job.  I'm ready to begin real estate investing. I'm in no rush to buy a hou...

I've listened and watched a lot of podcasts and webinars and I've read a few BP books so far. I'm still learning a lot. I've heard @Brandon Turner talk a lot about investing any positive cash flow to buy more properti...

Hi all,I've recently been learning more about reverse mortgages, and while I realize it's meant as a product to help retired folks/62+ who need a bit more additional spending, I was thinking of using it a bit creative...