Hi BP,Getting more interested into REI, I would like to assess my personal financials.On top of my head, some main factors are income, debt, FICO, and rental fees.I feel that there is much more to consider. What infor...

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I've been studying content on MFH investing for about a year and I'm done waiting and ready to take the dive.  I have friends/family who have some considerable cash and I won't have problems finding equity. Th...

Hello everyone! My name is Christopher Lynn but I go by Chris. I am a Manager at Publix here in Tampa Fl. I moved down here three years ago with my wife and we bought a house in the Riverview area just over a year ago...

Hi BP Community!My name is Tou and my background is in Supply Chain and Informational Technology Management. I have always been interested in real estate and how to become financially independent. I have two young boy...

Hello, my name is Gil and I'm a father of 3 and a husband of one,, wait wrong forum.?
Well it describes me the best as that's my main focus is my family and the reason I'm here today. I have 3 daughters and two of th...

Hello BiggerPockets Community,
I trust this message finds you well. As I take the exciting leap into my first real estate investment, I am navigating the intricacies of securing funding.
What financing strategies ha...

I recently moved out and leased my house in order to reduce my personal expenses so I can maximize the amount I can save to go towards my first real investment deal. The house is still on the original mortgage which i...

There is an economic term called diminishing marginal rate of return. Meaning for every one more unit sold the benefit becomes less and less. With the rise in college tuition costs and the strong emergence of availabi...

Hey guys, I have been learning about REI and in all the bigger pockets it talks about mortgages.  Anyone who knows almost anything about Dave Ramsey knows that he is a big advocate of not buying anything except maybe ...

Did anyone see this???https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/trump-cap-cash-out-refinances"Under the new policy, the cash-out refinance cap would be lowered to 80 percent of a property's value, down from 85 percent."
If...