I saw an interesting interview on CNBC today of Colony Capital CEO Tom Barrack whose firm has $34 billion under management. He spoke about the many changes in housing but touched on a real interesting point. He compar...

Real estate is all about timing. Between 2009 and 2014, it was quite easy to flip here in Seattle. In those years, you could find REOs and short sales to buy or buy at the auction. Construction labor and contractors w...

My husband and I want to purchase a 4plex as our first investment property (owner-occupy). I found a fourplex in my area, looked up the owner, and finally got his cell phone number. This guy is a multi billionaire, wh...

Hey guys, I was curious about investing in a mobile home park in NC/SC area. I am new to real-estate investing and I'm looking at MHP's to start investing in. I work full time so I'm looking for something that I can j...

Good evening all,Reading reading reading! On podcast #43 in two weeks. Thank you!So listening to the podcasts I think I will be pursuing the wholesale niche to start and work my way to flipping. I by no means am ready...

Hello BP, i re-read Rich Dad Poor Dad and just notice in the final chapter "Epilogue" he used a non-qualifying loan. But what i'm confuse is just what is loan is? It is Partially Seller Financing? Subject To? Or somet...

I found a house that I need to find who owns it. I have the name but no listed phone number. What I'm most concerned about is one finding a cash buyer Asap and two how does the pre-foreclosure get handled on our end a...

For people who are flipping today. Mainly Californians do you think it is easier today or back in the 2003-2006 days.

Would love to hear your reasons why as well.

Thank you

I'm getting stationed in norfolk Virginia soon and desperately want to get involved in real estate there. I want to invest in a duplex and sublet (hopefully using that term right) to people I am around, other military...