I was wondering if anyone has had experience using a 401k loan for capital towards buying an investment property? Most company 401k plans (including mine) allow you to take out a loan of up to $50k (or the lesser of 5...

Hello BP Members, I am a newbie in the central Florida area. I have yet to purchase my first property. I have spent the last several months educating myself on general real estate investing, flipping and buy & hol...

Hey gang,I’m Mike. I live in San Diego county and currently work for a wholesaler of electrical components. I'm totally new to real estate and am looking to educate myself. I've been listening to BP podcasts and audio...

Good afternoon. I am fairly new to the BiggerPockets community and real estate as a whole; I attended Than Merrill's workshop and got the motivation to try out wholesaling with my significant other/partner. We started...

There has got to be a wealth of information on BP about this subject but I can't find it! I am interested in the BRRRR strategy and also out of state investing using conventional mortgages but want to get the best ter...

So yesterday day I took over my house that my tenants have literally destroyed. At least in my opinion. I was not making money on this property, literally, I tried renting because my house flipflopped in mortgage and ...

I am just getting started and I know that there is information on this - have read several things about utilizing a 401K for investing in RE.  I am still unsure of how I can use my 401K.  I am still employed, but am p...

Good day all,AS I am reading and listening to podcasts and trying to learn all I can, I keep hearing references to "Use a realtor because they have access to MLS" or "Because I have access to MLS I can..."Is there a s...

Does anyone know a program called REACT Real Estate Team? I have seen where they are offering 100% financing to get into their program where you find deals or leads and they have buyers that will pay full price. Woul...

Hi there,
I was just listening to an introductory recording (one of those "basic info to get you interested in coming to my seminar" type talks) by a real estate guru named Joe Crump.
One quick way he recommend...