Whether you are new to Biggerpockets, or have been here a while, I'd like to suggest that whenever you have questions, do a SEARCH first, because more than likely it has been asked and answered many times before. If n...

Hi All,
My new job is going to relocate me to Alabama where I
can choose to live in either Birmingham or Huntsville. My main goal is
to buy a 3-4 plex that I can live in for a year before buying a 2nd one.
Does...

Hey Everybody,
I’m completely new to commercial real estate investing but there’s a deal that popped up near me that I believe has some potential for a double “hack.” This building is ~$240,000 with two large units o...

Looking for some advice on what size of units to get into. I assumed that a 2-3 bedroom unit would be the best size since this would mean a family wouldn't out grow it and the rent would be a little higher hopefully m...

Hi All,I'll try to keep this short and sweet. Looking to get into RE, just not sure of the right strategy. I'm in my early 50s. Selling my primary and relocating to NE Florida. I have around 70k to get started with an...

HelloSo I have a small mixed used property and two of the units are occupied by a restaurant.  One is a small building with the actual restaurant and the other is just for additional storage.  There is a shed like roo...

Hi BP Family. Want to introduce myself. I am new to real estate investing in the Austin market and learning a lot here. I plan to start out wholesaling and also look for fix and flip opportunities in the central Texas...

For those local Pittsburgh investors, I am considering purchasing a 14 unit multi decently heavy value add in the Whitaker neighborhood. I’ve never invested in the area, any suggestions about quality of tenant + stori...

I'm sure theres an answer in the forums somewhere, but I got tired of looking.We are currently under contract for our first investment property, a duplex for a just over $100k doing it with traditional financing in ou...

Aimloan, Navy Federal Credit Union, etc. They say they have rates from 3.25 to 3.35 % based on my 830 credit score, 20% down, etc. on their websites "rate quotes". I wonder though once they do a hard pull on my credit...