I am not sure if I read it here on BP or somewhere else but I remember reading somewhere that people would get life Insurance and wait 1-2 years and then cash out $250-500k in one shot.Anyone heard anything about this

Hello everyone. I'm from Yuba City, California (about 40 miles north of Sacramento). I'm very excited to be here on BiggerPockets. I've been reading forums and articles on here for several months now. This site is bet...

Looking to buy a multi-unit property in the DC area. Some properties require a prequal letter just to see the property and my realtor referred me to his lender to provide the letter. The lender asked for tax returns ...

Hi everyone,Newb RE investor here. Had a quick question about the tax implication of a recent sale.So I had purchased a single family home in Aug 2015 for 370K. We lived in it until end of March 2017 (20 months in tot...

I really need direction in businesses. The business that I will describe for you can be any business - it can be an ice cream business, or even an office coffee service business. Forget real estate for one second. ...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $38,000

Cash invested: $43,000

Sale price: $143,000

1900 build; largest expense was drywall retexture. Me and ...

My husband and I have a former residence/rental in Memphis, four houses in the Birmingham area (and currently in the final stages of closing on another there), and we are looking at properties in the Orlando area wher...

Investment Info:

Other commercial investment investment.

Purchase price: $360,000

Cash invested: $690,000

Residential Assisted Living senior care homes are earning smart investors safe, secure, and r...

I live in California but I'm looking for properties out of state to invest in due to the high prices in Southern California. One of the areas I'm considering is Pittsburgh.This area is on the list of considerations fo...

The allure of real estate investing is undeniable: the potential for financial freedom, passive income, and the opportunity to leave the daily grind behind. However, if you're a new investor just starting out in the w...