HelloI'm Kathryn a new, very new real estate investor. I have decided to rent my townhouse. Feeling a lot of anxiety !! Trying to think about what's my next investment ? Moving slowly. 

Beginner Investor here - I still have a lot to learn regarding making an investment where the numbers make sense. Most new investors I am gathering have the same issue - they have learned about how to make a deal but ...

Hello real estate marketers.  Does anyone have experience with both RealQuest and AgentPro247?  I'm looking for a subscription service to build lists AND do property research and wondering if these two have any advant...

I'm a recent Pro member and I've been analyzing lots of properties trying to find the best deal. I love the tools offered. However, is there any documentation or tutorials that teaches us newbies how to read the proje...

First, I'd like to thank BiggerPockets for the tools and resources they provide to their members. It really makes investing in real estate easier. Suggestion, or if someone knows how to do this please let me know, I'm...

Hi all, I'm starting my real estate investment journey and would love to have your recommendations for investor-friendly real estate agents in Kansas City, MO. I'm based on NJ and my goal is to invest in MTR, single-f...

whats your first steps to deciding a property is worth buying?i know theres different goals when making a purchase so is general and not limited to flip or rental etc...much appreciated if you can please list your ma...

Hey guys,

What's your most efficient way of finding rental rates? Shopping for an apartment complex right now and would love to know what kind of source you guys use for rental rates to run your numbers.

Thanks for...

Wow! What an impressive group here! I stumbled upon this site and just astounded at all the info that is here. It's interesting seeing the different opinions/ways to skin the cat.

I have been investing in real est...

When
doing refinance what LTV Ratio do you guys think is good? I've heard
70% is the norm but my realtor suggested 60% LTV to be more risk averse.
I'm
thinking with 70% LTV it will give me more money to buy mor...