Hi everyone! I am totally new to real estate investing. I'm mostly just soaking up knowledge right now and haven't done any deals, besides buying our own house that I currently live in with my husband and two young bo...

Hi, To get my feet wet, my first buy might be a condo I found. I live in NY so yes, taxes are high in my area . When I use the BP calc it all makes sense on paper.  Any advice would be much appreciated. Especially aft...

I'm looking for my first deal for my family - we need to move into a good school district in a zip where home values avg $500K+.  I mailed about 60 hand written letters to people who are listed as late on their mortga...

Hello BP members: I am a recent transplant to Austin, Texas area and lived 18 yrs in SF Bay area. I am a newbie to real estate and an accidental landlord. My primary residence that I got in 2015 is currently rented ou...

Hi everyone, i hope you are doing very well and happy. So i am a 23 year old who has worked his butt off since 2020, i currently have 20k saved for a down payment and by the end of the year i hope to have a maxed out ...

Good morning!Wanted to get your input on this.Been screening multi-family and commercial real estate opportunities.  One thing I have noticed is the asking price with it's cap rate, is almost always priced out by the ...

Settled last week. Previous owner is no longer live in the house. However, there are some stuff left in the house as I can see from the window. Here are my questions if you can help, (State: Virginia)1) I have the dee...

Very new to creative financing, looked at DSCR loans last year but don't know how to check on the lender for reviews or scams. I can search it but same deal, the search engines don't evaluate the results. Thanks for a...

My best friend has been waiting on a condo that's is a short sale . Finally heard from the bank and his lender requested for a condo certification . Do all banks/credit union need one ? Or How can he go about this ?

I have seen a few homes that have in the listing that it will not qualify for a mortgage. Usually a cash only deal. Does that mean it is something extremely wrong with the house? Is this something to completely avoid?