I own several long-term rental homes in MD and have been doing some research into trying a STR. I have been looking in the Tampa, Savannah, Charleston area, doing my own research and working with a local realtor. I ha...

Experienced developers (or underwriters) of large multi-units or commercial deals:  What do you think are the most important factors when analyzing deals that are close to execution (i.e. past entitlement phase)?  I'v...

Hello fellow BP members, California Investor here looking to expand from LA into the Eastern US markets, Kansas city, Indianapolis, and Raleigh, NC (where I grew up) to name a few. Mainly learned my local LA market th...

Hello to everyone on BP. I'm excited to start a new venture in real estate investing. I'm looking to purchase a small multi-family in north San Diego county for my first BRRRR. I have part of the financing myself bu...

I am beginning my journey to becoming a real estate investor in multi-family, and have been pouring over books and content for months and months. I am at the point where I have to look pretty hard to find content that...

Just wanted to introduce myself briefly. I am so grateful to have found biggerpockets! I have been addicted to the real estate industry since I had my first taste in the closing dept. for a loss mitigation division a ...

Hello BiggerPockets community,I am a student at DePaul university studying Economics. I just started looking more into the idea of Real estate investment when i realized how many hidden layers are involved in Stock in...

Hello Bigger Pockets Community, After listening to many podcasts encouraging me to post in the forum, I am finally following that advice. I am not actively involved in real-estate, but I do believe that I have things ...

When I'm using it to figure my monthly payment and therefore the max I should pay for a property, am I to go by the monthly payment amount for a 15 year or a thirty year mortgage?

I've been looking to build self storage. My personal budget isn't massive however I feel enough to get a phase 1 of a project done then once stabilized used to finance phase 2. If I need to get more money to knock it ...