Hi BiggerPockets community!My name is Kevin and I am brand new to real estate investing. Currently a 4th year dental student at University of Maryland in Baltimore. Looking to get involved in real estate through SFH b...

This is a topic that gets tossed around a lot in the investing world, but I personally have never actually seen/read a real in-depth discussion on this aspect of real estate investing: Should you (and why should you) ...

I've got a property that requires a pretty major rehab (asbestos siding, and needs new electrical, plumbing, HVAC, walls ....).  I have a general contractor that I think will do a good job.  I wanted to do the work as...

Hi all. I've recently purchased a duplex in the 44105 area of Cleveland. I live out of state and I was wondering if anyone could recommend a good property manager. I've called a few myself but they all say they won't ...

Hello Experience Landlords,Happy New Year ...I have been struggle with this question for a while now, and I am struggle to find a reasonable solution. I am not looking for answer like you need a property manager. This...

I found a contractor I like to rehab a house I bought. Is it best for the investor to always purchase the material? I am assuming the answer is "yes" to get credit card points and prevent a contractor from charging a ...

Hi gys - Any experiences with kitchen upgrades.Basically - new countertops, new cabinets, back splash, lighting, paint, floor tiles, appliances.I am talking a standard size kithcen in a 1400 sf condo. Could be 175sf -...

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...

Hi,Curious to everyone's experience with engineered hardwoods. Is there anything specific that you need to look out for (thickness, hardness level, installation method)? Any recommendations on suppliers? Working on a ...

When investing in real estate, I know your money is made when you buy and not when you sell. With that said, does anyone have any additional tips on how to cut costs on materials when flipping?