Hi I sold my house and have a sizable bit of cash and want to start buying residential rental property in Texas. I live in San Diego, CA. I am just small time and will just buy one at a time.My question is how do I ke...

Hey everyone ! So I'm a 20 year old newbie.

I've been working a full time job for about 6 months now. I've been thinking that my first step into real estate will be through the FHA loan by acquiring a MFH. I also ju...

Hi Everyone,My Name is Jason. I have been  listening to the podcasts for about 6 months. I have been studying, learning, and preparing to become a real estate investor for about 10 years. I am very energetic, ambitiou...

Hey BG community,It's that time of the year again for taxes! Since I only had a W-2 and one rental property income, so it looked straight forward enough to do it all by myself on TurboTax, right? By pure procrastinati...

I’m looking to dive into real estate in the next couple months, probably via fix and flips. My starting liquid funds are about 100k cash, 150k HELOC, and 250k in a self directed IRA. I’d like to form a partnership wit...

Real estate can be overwhelming.These are generally the first 3 steps for preparing to buy a home:1. Check your credit score. The better your credit, the lower the interest rate on your mortgage. The interest rate you...

Hi there.  I have been a rental property investor for a couple years now and I have utilized mortgages to purchase 1-4 unit properties.  I am not interested in a larger multi-unit property but I am not sure where to g...

I’m trying to get more info on doing a BRRR strategy. I currently have a triplex under contract. It’s a “creatively” put lease option where I control the property and I pay the seller a percentage of the rents I colle...

I go on craigslist everyday to see if there are any properties that make sense to buy.I really have no idea what its like to be on the side of someone trying to sell something through craigslist so I thought I would a...

My DST sponser made a mistake on the expense amount (off by a factor of 8!) on my Schedule E from 2017 and this year corrected it by adding the missing expense to the 2018 Schedule E.  The amount is not trivial and ca...