Are there any RE investors interested in investing outside the state of where you currently reside?  If so, which states? And what is it about it that compels or stops you to invest this way?

Hi Bigger Pockets!I've been here for a while reading up and am excited to make my first post.A bit about me, I am 30 currently making a great salary in a W2 contract role that I will likely remain at through this year...

Hi all, I'm new to real estate and I'm looking to buy my first investment property. I've been researching and learning about buying out of state property focusing mostly on duplexes and triplex's 50,000$ and under. ...

Hi All,Better late than never. My name is Justin and I was first turned on to Bigger Pockets about a year ago. I have been listening to the podcast and I am currently reading @Brandon Turner's book on Rental Property ...

What's up with Memphis? Hey BP a friend pointed me in the direction of Memphis and said that it is where I should be looking at my next round of investment properties. What should I expect in Memphis? What cap rates I...

I have been lurking around this site for a couple of years now.  In 2020 my wife and I were seriously considering doing a STR.  We picked Nashville as the market we wanted to pursue.  Long story short, the market was ...

The Power of Zero is a magical thing. If you can buy a deal with zero of your own money, and have 0% interest financing, you've hit a grand slam. Deals like that do not come around very often, but they do come around!...

I was happy to see Phoenix AZ make #9 on the list and my hometown Denver made #10! ;)Is your city in the top 10?  Do you flip out-of-state? Are you making these kinds of margins?Realtor.com®’s research team ranked the...

My husband (and children) and I are planning to move to Florida in a month or so. We are seriously considering Pensacola to flip homes.We have been part time investors for 20+ years (mostly rental homes) and my husban...