I have my 1st duplex under contract with the VA loan. I want to plan for my next purchase even though it most likely will be a year away. What is the best route to take? House hack again?

Hey everyone,I'm an 18 year old looking to get started in real estate investing. I have a degenerative eye disease that means the career ladder won't really work out for me down the line. I've managed to save $10,000 ...

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I am brand new in this game, but hope it is less corrupt than the stock market (at least for me). My hesitation has always been the image of hassles with renters, knowing the law and unscrupulous le...

Hi all, Like many of you I'm sure, I've come to this site with the aspirations of changing the long-term financial future for myself and my loved ones. Since deciding that I wanted to make REI part of my strategy for ...

Hello everyone, After a few years of reading and learning from the community, this is my first post!  I'm looking for advice and perspective on how to gradually scale my current holdings.  My 10 year goal is to create...

Hello! My name is Chris and I’m brand new to bigger pockets and investing in general. I’ll lay out my situation, goal and how I think I’d like to achieve that goal. I’m looking for feedback on that plan! I’m 28 years ...

Hello all, I am a recent college graduate in operations management and am passionate about building my real estate portfolio. I have somewhat of a game plan for how I want to reach my goal; which is $30,000 a month in...

we have a condo in DC.mortgage is 2,5k.our tenant is also paying 2,5k.we thinking of overpaying another 2,5k the mortgage or saving for a 1y then buy new condo?Since our tenant is paying our mortgage, im not sure its ...

I’m looking to buy my first rental property soon and I’m not sure if I should get a hands on self managed property in Denver metro or a more affordable market out of state. Entry costs are lower out of state but I hav...

I recently just bought my first MFH in Cleveland Ohio and have a vision to buy many more and hopefully own hundreds of units some day. My initial plan was to use the brrrr method and buy two or three small multifamily...