Are there any REI networking groups in Dallas? I'm looking to expand my network and haven't seen any events listen on BP and my realtor friends didn't know of any when I asked. If y'all don't know of one either, let's...

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Before the COVID-19 crisis, my investing partner and I were analyzing deals for neighborhood strip centers in our home region.  What a difference a month (or three) makes.  Over the past sev...

Hey BP, My name is Alex i'm nearly finished acquiring my RE license in Orange County. I am currently studying for my state exam but i feel like i need to understand the material more. If anyone has any helpful tips or...

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I'm looking to complete an application for traditional bank lending this Saturday so I can start putting a deal together on some of the researched investment properties I've found. I hear about all these ...

Hey everyone, I recently moved to Dallas a month ago to start my career in wealth management as a client associate, working 40 hr weeks, with an above average salary. I just turned 22 and want to purchase my first ren...

Direct Mail has not worked for me. It is a channel (medium) that is too easy to learn (get a list & mail to that list consistently). It "seems" to work if you have the marketing budget, list, and ability to mail h...

I noticed an interesting article come across venturebeat today about a new startup that supposedly will make buying/selling homes easier. Being an IT guy and budding investor/entrepreneur, this article piqued my in...

Just wanted to share with the BP community a couple of tips that came into great use while screening a perspective tenant:

1. If available online, check with the county assessor who actually owns the property...

Hi everyone!!I have a question targeted towards investors utilizing social media marketing. Does your online presence actually bring you motivated seller leads? As opposed to, for example, direct mail marketing or ban...

The Title says it all. Currently met lender  who offers extremely good terms. 7% int only split over 2 years. He didn't ask for any upfront fees but does require payment for loan insurance. The loan insurance company ...