So from what I understand in New Jersey it could take months to get rid of a tenant. In the process of doing so they don’t have to pay rent. Is there a way to avoid this in the lease or other options around that?

I keep running into articles about people who live an extreme austere life styles and do not work full time. (I call dibs on idea for the reality show featuring that life style).  I do not want to eat ramen noodles 6 ...

Is wholesaling in California extremely competitive?  Has anyone had any success this year?  How much marketing are you doing before you land a deal?  If you can give me any specifics that would be great.  The reason I...

hey guys I am new to real estate and I just got my first rental property this past year and have tenants and things are finally stable now. I was wondering how people managed to scale their businesses faster. I make a...

I typically look for the 1% rule based on ARV and an all-in investment of less than 75% ARV. Those are the most important metrics to me. What about you?

So you read rich dad poor dad, then you hit the internet searching for ways to invest in real estate and you eventually come across Bigger Pockets. You start reading and asking questions. You sign up for a webinar an...

Investment Info:

Large multi-family (5+ units) buy & hold investment.

Property consists of a commercial/retail space on the first floor (currently occupied by a cafe), a large garage that's being rented ...

Hey BP,I’m a recent college grad I just got my first job working in the construction industry as a safety engineer. Every couple months I move into a new area. The upside is great I can stack away 40,000 to 50,000 ...

Just listened to an interesting episode of the Bigger Pockets podcast with @josepha and it got me thinking about investing in a section 8 rental properties in more expensive markets, particularly my hometown Los Angel...

I have a deal that would make a great BRRRR. $60,000 asking price, $90,000 rehab, $200,000 ARV. Cashflow positive $300 a month using the 50% rule financing 75% LTV when done. Obviously I’ll dig deeper into the expense...