Good evening BP! I would like to throw this out there and listen to the feedback! I am curious to see what you would do if you were in my position!Currently I have 2 savings accounts. My first account is at the bank i...

Hi ya'll,I'm pretty much a total newb when it comes to r/e investing, so please pardon me if this post is long-winded and full of dumb questions, I appreciate any and all input...I spent a good few years saving up for...

I was wondering if anyone has bought a franchise using a self directed IRA and what some of the limitations are. Could you do work there? I have a self directed I use for other investments, and I have read a little ab...

I have publicly traded stock which I'd like to sell without getting hammered on taxes.Is there anything equivalent to a 1031 exchange which would allow me to roll-over capital gains from the stock sale directly into a...

I have been looking at the pros and cons of investing in RE versus placing money into the stock market (example JNJ) and enjoying the dividend and appreciation of that stock. Clearly there are risks in both approa...

Hi guys,I am a relatively new RE investor.  I own 2 rental properties and am looking to purchase a 3rd in 2025.  I am starting to look at funding my next deal.  I've done pretty well as a relatively novice investor in...

Real Estate or the Stock Market. For those that have ventured into either avenue of investing, what insights can you share? Have you found real estate to be more lucrative and stable over time, or do you believe that ...

Hello all,Right now, I currently have all real estate assets and no money in stocks. I met with a financial advisor yesterday, who is a trusted friend-of-a-friend, and suggests I put a chunk of money into tax savings ...

Currently have 50 k in the stock market and I think the market is about to dive. What do yal think about pulling that out and investing it in a property. Thanks for the help.

Retirement plan question here: This question is not real estate related. It's related to retirement plans through your employer (if you're working full time). I just graduated college in May and started working full t...