Amber Martin
How to afford monthly payment for low to no money down financing?
Hey, another newbie starting out in Utah! I've read a bunch and listened to countless podcasts, but I'm stuck in the analysis paralysis mode. I want to pull the trigger on a SF, but only have enough for 5-3.5% down wh...
Michael Ansley
Condo I Want And Can Afford Or FHA MultiF That Needs Renters?
Hello BiggerPockets Community, I am looking to buy my first property and wanted some help addressing some issues I am having or I am not seeing. First I can get an FHA loan but, I hate LIVING in houses and would prefe...
Sam McHargue
How would I afford a $600k property on an e-4 salary?
Hi,I plan on join the military soon, and due to the mos I’m choosing i will probably be in san diego. My question is how do I get funding for rental properties when I make so little. I would like to buy a fourplex, an...
Ozzie Sezen
What cities in NJ would you advise for affordability & cash flow
Hi Biggerpockets community,I am preparing to invest in my first rental property. I live in Queens, NY. I want to choose a place closed by so I can do my own PM. NJ seems to be a good place to invest.What
cities in NJ...
Dasia Washington
I can afford to buy, but don’t want to stay in Nashville.
I’ve come into around 40k recently and had already saved up 20k for a down payment with the intention to house hack and then eventually rent out or Airbnb. But with this new role, I am fully remote meaning I can live ...
Nate Szana
What is the best strategy when you can only afford D properties?
Hey Guys,I'm fairly new to BP and have been listening to a lot of the podcast episodes and so far I know that most people say to stay away from the D properties. and I get it. They suck, but, I'm ready to jump in and...
Account Closed
Just Outside Boston Investing: Live In Multi Family. Opportunities realistic and affordable?
From what it seems big city investing is tough especially starting out and having no to low money. I am considering partnering up with my father to purchase a multi family live in home to get going with my personal po...
Sawyer Scott
Found a nice multi family, but can't afford 15%-20% down payment
I'm looking to purchase my first income property, preferably a multi family. I'm in the mid Michigan area and found a nice duplex that would yield a very nice NOI. However, I can't afford the 15% to 25% down payment r...
Ryan Saint-Amour
First that comes to mind: Sound yet affordable cities to buy LTR
What are your opinions on places that are a great and sound investment for properties that are lesser known?
Eric Fernwood
Can you afford to buy in a location prone to natural disasters?
Natural disasters happen. Even though the odds are small, you cannot afford to have one happen to your property.
Why?
Your property isn’t the issue. Insurance will pay to have it rebuilt.
The problem is the commu...