So my best friend is a licensed broker here in Missouri and utilizes her license to run a property management company. She has this as the brokerage and registered with the state real estate commission. She's now look...

The December 2017 Central Texas Housing Market Report is out from the Austin Board of REALTORS®. It was another record-breaking year for total homes sold, beating 2016 by 2.4%. Home prices increased 5.4% in 2017 in th...

Hey All (Fyi i'm copying the wording of another post because both are situations are almost identical)
Not sure if this is the place to ask some questions about the market in New Jersey, if its not, please direct me,...

I am considering buying a beach house with a USDA loan and living in it for a year. Can I rent it out after I live in it for year (or less)? I am finding conflicting information online. 

I have approximately $5000 to invest. It's not a lot but I want to get into the game soon. Any advice on the best course of action to invest that small amount of cash?

I am a single mother working as a teacher and want to purchase a home. But don't think I can afford a home. I am tired of paying rent. Is there a way I can become a homeowner and not pay an outrageous mortgage? Your a...

Following Scotts advice posting my thesis with the hope that I will receive community feedback. Goal: STF- 12 doors; LTF 1 Billion AUM or 83 UnitsThesis: Indiana is an up an coming real estate market. We saw a massive...

In September of 2017 we purchased the book, House Hacking: The Only Real Estate Investing Strategy You Need to Build Wealth, Live for Free (or Almost Free), and Make Money Through Homeownership by Ben Leybovich. Late...

Hello BiggerPockets community! I'm Austin Evans from New Bern NC passionate about real estate investing for 6 years. I'm particularly passionate about creating homeownership afforable properties.
Outside of real esta...

Hello Everybody,

I will be starting my first job after college tomorrow (1-20) as a Structural Engineer. I am wondering how much I should be saving into my 401K/Roth. I can save a max of 25% of my $5,500/m paycheck...