Hello BP!I have a question about rehabing with contractors. I've read a few success stories and horror stories, both sometimes have contractors run away with the money. I'm guessing that there needs to be a system for...

I'm curious how most investors handle their rehabs/remodels.I have a space that needs completely gutted and it is going to be a big job. It will require everyone - electrician, contractor, plumber, sheet rock, floorin...

I would like to eventually become a full time house flipper/investor years after working at a job with decent income. Is there a subject in school to study that will help me with real estate investing and house flippi...

First time poster, long time lurker...Long story short, I've lined up some investor capital through relationships from my former career as a consultant in the high-end legal field. These people trust my judgment and a...

Hello everyone, I'm just becoming and impromptu landlord and while it's a bit overwhelming I'm ready for the challenge.  It has jump started my desire to become a real estate investor so I can't wait to learn from thi...

Hello, I'm new here and would like to ask for your experts. Maybe not related to investment. My mother moved in with us, she has dust allergies but my home is full of carpets. Beneath the carpet is some type of unfini...

I am beginning the process of taking a vendor to small claims court in Georgia for non-delivery of materials and services. The total amount is less than $3000. My question is that since the vendor was paid with a chec...

I'm not going to ask for cash buyers, and I'm not asking for a mentor or anything of that nature.  I simply want to be the best wholesaler in the DFW area.  There's a lot of competition for your services, and I want t...

Hey BP!I'm looking at scaling this year and my goal is to buy 6 more units (3 duplexes or equivalent).I'd love to use the brrrr method to get these so I can minimize the cash I have tied up in the properties. That bei...

I'm looking at an MFR for rehab and rent.  It is a historic building so I assume I have to get extra approvals.  Anyone have experiences to share?  Pros/Cons/things to watch out for?