I've heard from guests on several BP podcasts that 401(k) contributions are very modest investment vehicles and that I should take that money and invest in real estate instead. Jeff Brown on BP podcast #17 claimed tha...

I have a SFR in Memphis, TN. a potential renter called about the property and advised that the company they work for, which is out of state, will be paying the rent. So, my questions are - do I and can I run a backg...

Hello all. For all the following, please note I am under 50 years old!
If I am understanding correctly, the current maximum contribution for the 2019 tax year for your (single member LLC) Solo 401K is $19,000 as Empl...

This Monday I'll be negotiating a salaried position with my employer as an analyst/agent. My employer acts as a broker, investor, and consultant on self storage facilities. I anticipate a compensation plan that includ...

I have a single-family house and the prospective tenant has an employer who will pay his rent as part of his compensation. So my question is... am I signing the lease with the tenant or his employer? He says his previ...

I am concerned as to whether I will qualify based on my DTI when it comes to Income Verification because of the situation in which I get paid. For the last 18 months, my salary has been just over 60K per year w/ my cu...

It is my first investment property purchase contract for a duplex. I am looking for my options for financing for better cash flow per month.
The property is worth 110k and am putting down 20%.
I have 750+ credit scor...

New landlord here.
Got served an ad for this tool that detects if paystubs are edited / fake. Says it’s free but not sure what the catch is?
Has anyone tried this?

Hi BP, So I can't find much info on this but is there anyway to use my employee contributions from my normal full time w2 job to fund a SOLO 401k or SD IRA under my REI LLC umbrella?  If not by funding directly, can I...

I recently noticed that my small business employer's 401k plan has very high account management fees that come out of everyone's account regardless, and in addition to, fees from the particular investment fund. It is ...