Hello everyone,
Allow me to introduce myself, my name is Bernardo Cunha. I’m a portuguese handyman with specific knowledge in house renovations with skills such as plumbing and electricity covered as well. 
I signed...

We are moving soon (from one metro-north/west suburb to another) and I am debating keeping our existing house and renting it out.  Is there much of a market for rentals of larger / higher-end SFH in this area (Lexingt...

Need in depth advice on what financial portals would be best to help me possibly save up for my first rental property. I currently have a household income of 42k, and looking to save up short term (roughly 6-8 months)...

Hi folks, We are a family of 4. We currently live in San Francisco, however we are moving to Miami, Florida next year We would like to buy a holiday home that we could rent out when are not using it (for most of the y...

I am looking to invest in NJ buy and hold but the taxes kill the cash flow would wanna know if i should invest outside the state with good cash flow with property price ranging from 100k to 200k i am looking for value.

Post inspired by another thread that is looking for 1.2% of rents on a 100k purchase.

What kind of rental deals are you finding right now ( staying away from warzones and low c or below class property )? With the ...

With the current trend of real estate in the United States, is it a wise choice to invest in real estate? , Recently, I invested most of the liquid cash in my hand. The return on real investment is too slow. I like sh...

Hey there, I am focusing on smaller MF properties 5-20 or 5-30 (still formulating my strategy) that allow for value add (i.e. there's a decent delta between the gross SF and leasable SF that would allow for another un...

hello everyone first time posting in BiggerPockets, I was listening to the money podcast and Mindy and Scott where talking to a guest about low cost index funds in particular the S&p 500  and vanguard, I’m just ce...

After doing analysis on a 250k SFH, we find out that the Monthly Cash Flow will be $200, yielding a Cash on Cash Return on 4.8%.
I do think tax will be a decisive factor (Depreciation, and all) when buying a property...