What's up everyone!? Im excited about finding this awesome community of like minded people.

I am a 20 year old new investor. I recently received my associates degree in criminal justice from a local community...

Let me paint this picture for you. I've just graduated college with my masters degree and have landed a decent job in the Dallas area. I've started to realize that without much more schooling, I will never be able to ...

57 years old, recently gave up on 401K (interest rates are terrible past few years) and got 1 family home rental. A more stable of building wealth is to have as many rental properties as possible before I'm forced to ...

New investor here, learning as much as possible while I build up some seed money.

While researching, I've seen people bring up the idea of a market correction in the near future, and it makes me wonder why I keep re...

I would love feedback on things I need to consider or whether this is a good deal to get started in real estate investing in. Details:-4 different town home units, each unit is 2 bed 2 bath town home. - 90k / unit. 36...

Hi all, I am still very new to this and in the education/information gathering phase. I'm wondering if it's ever a good investment to buy a second home/vacation home? My family and I have a favorite town on the Oregon...

Hello all, I am a new investor in Colorado Springs and I’m looking to make cash flow from midterm rentals! I’m 24 years old, have a degree in computer science, and have been teaching myself through a multitude of lite...

What meetups have you been to in the San Francisco Bay Area, what are they like, and why do you like them or not like them? Please post below. Include your opinion, and a link if possible!I've hosted a lot of meetups,...

Good morning! I had a thought this morning that I’d love some input on. I live in Florida but own a business in Pennsylvania. While I have managers handling the daily operations, I still oversee everything remotely. I...

Why I like investing in real estate more than 401(k)s.
Both offer tax deferrals, but here's the difference:
If you're making pre-tax contributions to your 401(k), then withdrawals = ordinary income tax.
With real e...