I’m going to Tampa, FL to take Lea Kearney’s 5030 experience wholesaling course in January 2018. Has any one taken his course before or is anyone interested in joining this course?

We have a couple of properties in Atlanta, Georgia, in very desirable neighborhoods. My brother and I got really lucky during some tax sales. Property 1 is 14.7 acres but has two easements: a gas utility running on th...

Using hard money at 10% interest and 3 points...  As I run multiple scenarios on a house with an ARV of $200k and say 40K of rehab (thats what one GC blindly told me.)  I'd have to offer as little as $89000 to the sel...

Hi all,My name is William and I currently live/work in Brooklyn, NY. I moved to NYC about 4 years ago, and have been renting so far, but realized financials are much better on the owner-operator side. My goal for my f...

Rich and a few others have posted on this already and I read through those threads already so please don’t cite them here.

Is there any value in setting up a series LLC from an asset protection standpoint? My un...

I am a young guy with a bit of experience in real estate. I just inherited a home, free and clear, that is worth about $300,000. I have read many discussions of no money down transactions, I understand the pitfalls, t...

Hello BP,  Alright so I am new to Note investing, I've been learning as much as I can before taking the plunge.  But something I have noticed is that the majority of video's, blog posts, articles are about NPN investi...

Excerpt from a post I made on the stock investing forum "The Motley Fool." The audience is stock investors who are equally passionate and successful in stocks as the BP community is in REI. Many of them think going al...

For those of you who invest with syndicators, what is your vetting process? Analyzing a deal seems pretty straightforward to me, vetting a syndicator, not so much. 

Hi friends. I am in the initial stages of finding my first investment property and I am kind of torn between flipping or BRRRRing. Listening to the podcast and reading the blogs, it seems that seasoned investors may e...