Hi all,

I have a home in suburban South Carolina that has been posted for rent at what I think is a competitive price for 19 days now. I don’t particularly want to lower the price as I feel I’m pretty spot on. ...

Hi, Fellow BPersI have a quick question on partnering with a company on acquiring, renovating and managing commercial properties (hotels, vacation rentals) as a contractor and wonder whether you more experienced inves...

I began my journey in 2019 and started to aggressively search for properties to either hold, wholesale, quick flip.When covid started, I didn't let it faze me but had to take on other work and got distracted. But I'm...

I want to get licensed and become a real estate agent. Only two concerns I have is 1) would right now be too tough a time to become one? 2) I was planning a move to Jacksonville Florida. I’m waiting on my job to give ...

Well not all bad I’ve learned a lot I bought a 2 unit that needed work but it’s taking too long and costing too much.unit 1 is ready but the exterior needs work as well as the second unit. should I sell take a 35% los...

How many investors are also inspectors? It’s pretty inexpensive to become an inspector and feels like it would pay dividends and allow me to earn income on the side if and when times get slow. Plus, of course loving r...

Hello my name is Saul Arredondo

I was never the guy to like school but I love money. Me and school never got along. I love to learn....but only on things that I like... In school I didn't like anything but simple ma...

Hey there! I’m thinking about creating some helpful content on how to make money with a live-in flip (moving into a fixer-upper while you update it.) When it comes to a live-in flip, what is your biggest frustration...

Hi everyone!I'm investing in Philadelphia Pa and I have some questions pertaining to working with building inspectors and their requirements Im doing my first  single family conversion to a duplex. Im exposing the bri...

There’s a new exciting update that comes after the weekend of November 18th!
Conventional guidelines will change to allow 5% down payment, for primary residences, on 2-4 unit properties, instead of requiring 15-25% d...