Hello everyone! I'm in search of a reputable title company in Oregon with expertise in handling 'subject to' transactions. Your recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for your assistance.

Hello BiggerPockets family,My wife and I own a multifamily apartment building, and we had a terrible tragedy a couple of days ago.We await the final police report, but there was an apparent murder/attempted suicide in...

I've flipped a dozen houses but no longer have my original go to roofer. I'm getting bids from GC's (example: $6400, $6500) and found another guy off of facebook for $5400 (supposedly insured). My question - do you th...

Hey BP Family! After getting into real estate investing earlier this year, I’ve so far bought 3 SFH in Jacksonville, FL for passive income, I‘m in the midst of finishing up one rehab and about to start another. But ...

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I’m a newly licensed realtor and everything I’ve read has stressed the importance of creating my brand. I’ve been kicking around ideas to name my company and had a few questions. Does it have to just consist o...

I found a beautiful plot of land in northern Kentucky with an amazing view of the city, this question is super generic and depends on a lot of factors but:how much does it cost to build a 3 story 5000sq ft building th...

I'm looking for a reputable property manager in Cleveland area. I'm out of state (Idaho) and looking to buy properties there. Mostly single family to start. Any recommendations for B-C neighborhoods? Also looking for ...

Do HML fund across all 50 states? From the HML directory, I see a list specific to each state; does this mean they will only fund projects in their respective states?

I am looking for a good reputable CPA in the Houston area that has a background in real estate investing and is also an active investor. I live in League City but I'm willing to drive to surrounding cities within the ...

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As part of my Roth 401K plan I am able to use a portion of my account balance as a self directed investment account. I know I am able to invest that money directly in real estate with the caveat th...