As someone who's relatively new to the Fix-N-Flip business, I'm fortunate to have a mentor guiding me, he's successfully completed 37 flips to date. With that in mind, I'm reaching out to tap into the wisdom of this g...

Just wanted to keep it short and sweet and say a genuine THANK YOU to everyone on these forums. In a very quick manner, you all have given me all your knowledge and experience as a complete stranger. Getting to learn ...

This might be a dumb question, but the thought occurred to me the other day... obviously when investing in a rental property you factor in expenses like CapEx, Repairs, Vacancy, Prop Management and others. Being someo...

Hello everybody! First of all I hope everyone is doing great. My name is Terry and I am currently a freelance app and web developer looking to get into real estate. I have the drive, yet the overconsumption of real es...

Hey everyone,I'm a total newbie and learning everything I can. I'm currently studying for my upcoming Real Estate exam, too.Question.. as a thought exercise, I've been analyzing deals that I have no intention of buyin...

Hi everyone,After a few weeks of podcasts & reading, I'm making my way here to the forums. Along with my introduction, I have a few questions for you BP frequenters.About me:Second year into film school, personal ...

Hey Everyone,Do you have a different bank account for every property, or do you have one account that holds all of your funds? I’m assuming if you just have one account that you would need to have a well documented sy...

I am looking to buy a property and am using an agent that I have worked with before and I am happy with how it went. However a discussion occurred today that I am not sure how to interpret. I asked her if a subject pr...

When it comes to touching base with your loan officer, it seems the more information the better, besides W2 and taxes what do you folks bring to your loan officer to make yourself more appealing to a better deal. 

A newbie's dilemma: I am looking for an owner-occupied duplex, but the ones in the area that’s suitable for us to live are just not producing enough cashflows (the mortgage is a lot higher etc). The # on cheaper ones ...