This is one way to kind of see the order of it all.

The Professional Investor’s Plan
The art of using high-leveraged activities

Strategy as defined here would be the science of planning and directing exactly how you...

I am totally new to this. I plan on reading all of the posts and replies here as a starter. I just signed up for the 3 day class by Fortune Builders (Than Merrill) hoping it would give me a good basis / foundation to ...

Hello! This is a newbie question but couldn't find it asked anywhere else.

I want to buy a multi-family building and plan on spending the next year saving up the down payment and learning more about analyzing invest...

I run my Airbnb by myself but I still have a property manager and cleaning staff.
At the end of the month, I have to send the next month's reservations to both of them to inform them when to inspect and clean the pro...

Hi all,I'm relatively new to BiggerPockets and have been learning a lot! Right now I'm in a savings phase for what will likely be a year to year and a half. I recently graduated college and got a job in NYC and right ...

Hi everyone, I'm looking to buy my first long term investment property and am not sure whether I'm approaching my research for rental comps correctly. Please give me feedback!First, I type in the zipcode to look up th...

Hello BP Community,I want to start flipping homes in my market, and potentially out of state, and I want to know how to budget for a General Contractor. For the first few, having a GC work with me, I think it will all...

My last post about my start in real estate got a decent amount of traction and I'm looking to continue providing some value to those starting out.
I'm a former data scientist and my superpower on teams is underwritin...

Hi everyone! I'm looking to start investing ASAP, but I have absolutely no money. I work at starbucks, and have some money saved in 401k, but honestly it's not going to be enough. Have a car that's too old to drive fo...

Hey there BP,I've been considering purchasing a multi-unit (2-4) in the St. Louis area for some time. It appears that one can expect a decent cash on cash return of 12-15% in the area, which is MUCH greater than what ...