I am learning how to think about RE investing. I am tired of negative growth in stock investments. I am actually in Sheridan, Michigan, which is roughly equidistant between Grand Rapids, Lansing, and Mount Pleasant.

So I've been getting my feet wet in real estate investing (buy and hold) here lately. I've been a traditional investor (stock market). I'm a pretty straight forward guy, I took an interest in real estate, the numbers ...

At 55 years BP inspired me to get into real estate. Now I'm at 10 units in duplexes/fourplex( with a decent cash flow of 2K/month). Even
though I have ~500K in 401k, I feel most of my investment is in real
estate ...

The rising stock market is causing more investors, particularly ones from other countries to start moving their resources into the real estate market. This is because the stock market is being influenced by artificial...

Two weeks ago I decided to invest some money in the stock market to take advantage of the plummeting prices. I have just officially run our projections, and we hope to walk away with a $40k gain in 1-2 years. My plan ...

What are your thoughts on Zillow pausing their house buying and flipping business over growing inventory? The stuck has tumbled over the last few months. I think they will clear the inventory and figure out how to mak...

I've been studying everything I can get my hands on about buying and owning multifamily properties. The one thing I keep seeing is that people will only buy if it's a "good deal". Now, I of course understand that that...

I have yet to invest in any real estate, I'm still looking and learning before I buy. However my wife and I have all of our retirement investments in stock roughly $800,000 give or take a few $ which is generating aro...

It's the end of the year and I am considering investing in a rental property as a first-time owner, who already owns a primary home. However, I am also thinking about whether I should max out my 401k like I did this y...

I have a dilemma. This is my first post in Bigger pockets. S&P 500 index fund has given a historical AAR (Average Annual Return) of 10 % in the last 60 years and 14.5% AAR in the last 15 years as of today. The AAR...