I'm thinking of taking out a $10k-$20k business cash advance, and doing a balance transfer to a 12-18 month 0% APR cc for a down payment on a single family home 3bds/2baths.After that get an FHA loan.
Looking to do h...

Hello,I'm new to real estate investing. So new I don't even own any property at all. I'm currently reading "The Ultimate Beginners Guide to Real Estate Investing" and "Getting the Money". After these I want to read Br...

Can anyone recommend a credit card they find useful (perhaps a good one with cash back and or other benefits) in using for the purpose of rehabbing homes to buy material, appliances,etc...?

Real Estate newbie here! I owe about 35k left on a student loan but I am very much interested in investing in some property (Small multi-family preferably). Should I pay my loan down some more or start investing?? 

Whatup, Bigger Pockets Nation!This year is finally the year I can get into real estate! I've been terrible with money in the past; mostly because I've been in low skilled, low paying jobs my whole life...until now.I w...

I have about 3 to 5k saved up currently.  I want to save up a total of 10k so i can house hack my first multi family.  With my current job, and expenses it would take me about 10 months to a year for me to have that 1...

I just bought a duplex that I’m going to househack. I plan on doing smaller jobs like cleaning and painting by myself in the unit I’ll be living in. There is a kitchen that needs redone and an attic that I could finis...

Hi,I have some money in my company 401k. They have strict guidelines to remove money which is almost impossible to remove (with exceptions like health conditions, primary home etc.).If I change company will i be able ...

Ok, so I’m new to investing and I’ve been trying to come up with a financing strategy to get me into my first flip 
As of right now I’m thinking of establishing my business credit to Get a business credit card with 0...

So, there are obviously a swarm of different lending companies out there, all of which seem to have varying points, terms, and interest rates.  As I have been exploring private lending, hard money, and conventional lo...