Hey everyone!I am an inspiring investor and am excited to be here. I am reading the Bigger Pockets "Rental Property Investing" currently and decided to join the forum. I final have enough income now where I can get in...

Good morning, I belong to an HOA and have recently found out that the owner of the Golf Course in our community has decided to sell the property. Normally, this is not a problem, however, he has decided to sell the pr...

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I am a newbie to BiggerPockets and real estate investing, and I stay in the suburbs near Philadelphia. I work with a fintech firm and am now looking to start a passive income stream, and if everything...

I have read multiple books on no money out of the investors pocket to buy real estate. However, after over 2 years of looking for deals I have not been able to find how to get funding without coming out of pocket for ...

If there is a senior Investor that is willing to help me buy my first muti-family property. My name is Rick, I am 24 years old new to the cash flow game, I currently work at Bob Cat of Nashville, as a rental manager. ...

@Brian Gibbons @Bill GulleyI recently began direct marketing to find deals to rehab.  In this process I found a deal that is probably a great SLO.  I admit, I have been so focused on Flipping, that I never took SLO se...

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I’m new to the U.S. and excited to start my real estate journey! I recently moved from France, where I spent 8 years running my own house renovation business. I’ve handled almost every aspect of renovati...

Hey all,I’m relatively young (30), and in the fortunate position of having the capital to afford a $1M - $1.5M mortgage. I live and work in LA, and I’d love to know: for those familiar with the market, what would you ...

I'm just curious why most people avoid having budgets. I recommend to my buddy a budget app and he doesn't want one until later in life when he has more expenses. What's your thoughts on the idea of having a budget? S...

My dad owns a duplex outright, valued ~350k, and renting for $2,200/mo. The return on equity isn't ideal, but he's retired and holds the property as a stable source of income. He doesn't like being a landlord. I have ...