Good morningSo due to life being what it is,  I've had a lot of Monkey wrenches thrown in my path to success.  Credit is definitely not the best but it's not the worse. All my debt is almost paid off. I've looked up v...

I recently got approved for two loans totaling $48k. I was thinking of using about $30k to pay off my car loan, credit cards, renovate current home (putting up for rent next year) . Then I would use the rest to try an...

BP Nation I need your help.Disclaimer: I am very new to the RE investment game. I have a fix/flip deal on the table that is mine if I want it. I've already invested $450K with these guys on two separate deals, they ar...

I am new to RE and I am looking to househack a duplex in the Dallas area. I need help evaluating the rehab costs for duplex listed on realtor.com. I have not seen the property in person, but just looking for an estima...

 I have been investing in real estate for the past eight years (part time mostly) but I have never done a direct Mail campaign until a month and a half ago. I had heard about it on few podcasts but didn't feel I knew ...

Good morning everyone!I wanted to write a quick post about recent experiences and lessons I have personally gone through regarding doing work yourself in your property vs. hiring it out and the pro’s and con’s that co...

I debated making this post. However, I am curious to get input from those who have experience in investing. I started researching and investing in January 2024 and purchased my first investment property in March 2024....

Greetings, thank you for your time and attention. I'm coming here with humility to ask for your perspective because I don't have any.  I'm giving you my questions first just in case you don't want to read the whole po...

Hi Everyone,I am making a commitment to be more active on here, and going to try to post here a few times a month and also answer questions from my perspective for the younger investors.As the title suggests, I am a l...

If you are like me... You do not have a high paying job. You earn just enough, barely or not even close to "making ends meet." You spend 1/3 of your life or more wasting at a job you dislike for pay that struggles t...