Want to hear and connect from investors, wholesaler, anyone in the space that gets off market inventory. Where have you been seeing the most consistent deal flow thats not just your typical email lists that spam you w...

Unsure if this is the correct category.Greetings Bigger Pockets,I'm working on an IoT application that aggregates traffic data, performs image labeling, and analyzes vehicle type, travel patterns, etc. The application...

I currently lease a warehouse in Lufkin, Texas for my existing business - supplying salvaged home improvement inventory. Does anyone have experience investing in or operating a fulfillment center?I am particularly int...

Hi all, Hi all,I am a new investor in my local area and I’m looking for some insight for leasing and then subleasing properties. The market I am operating in is in a smaller university city and is primarily based on b...

Hi,My name is Ashley Gantt and I am new to Atlanta and new to Real Estate Investing. I've been researching, planning, and researching some more and I have decided to begin my Investment ventures with wholesaling. I ...

I am possibly in the market for a property manager in the Suffolk, VA area. I have received a couple of quotes and they vary in price as far as monthly fees, maitenence cost, marketing etc. I have visited sites, and I...

Successful real estate investing requires a robust investor list. But it's not simply locating rich people. Making true connections, adding value, and engaging everyone. I've learned these tactics and lessons.First, y...

I'm getting quotes on 20% down ($185k price) of 5% and up.  Should I keep shopping around or are these rates consistent with what others are seeing? I'm in DFW / Dallas area.

I have been trying several different methods of acquiring properties in Myrtle Beach, SC but nothing is really bringing in deals at a consistent pace. I have tried lists from REWW / Realeflow / Datazapp to try and con...

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It's amazing to me how pronounced and consistent the seasonal trends are. As Peter Lynch would say, "The trend is your friend."