>National Real Estate Insurance Group - the preferred insurance partner of Bigger PocketsHappy new year! Has anyone had experience with this insurance company? Would love to hear any feedback. Thank you in advance!

I'm a builder and investor in Boise, ID. I'm currently designing my next builds, and want to make sure they are the most appealing and can make financial sense to investors. So, I have a few questions for those of you...

Been running the Skidsteer spreading about 60 truckloads of dirt on
our upcoming Contractor building location. One of the Bumps, made me
think of Value Add as a topic. In between Breaks, kept jotting
concepts dow...

Im working with a client who has a very large industrial building and wants to rent out a portion. However, he also has overhead cranes, mobile cranes, and equipment for welding, and moving of heavy equipment.Essentia...

As an investor trying to sell your flips, choosing design elements that the majority of homebuyers will love is important. However, that being said, it's just as important to make your flips and developments stand out...

Ha! Smaller Pockets, but that is a tool every investor uses, right? We try to squeeze the most out of every dollar so we can have Bigger Pockets at the end of each project. For those of you who are beginners, of which...

Hey everyone, I’m new here. I just flipped a house I paid next to nothing for, and doing a cash out refinance on my first property. I should have about $60k to reinvest. I also just quit my job and became a self emplo...

I'm using the flat percentage of ARV method to come up with an offer price for a property which just multiplies the ARV by a certain %. However, certain markets have different rates. Folks who use this method start wi...

Ok so my husband and I are about to purchase our first rental house. We were supposed to close on 06/10/2013. The appraiser gave an after repairs are made price I'm not sure if this makes a difference or not. We just ...

In the property rehabbing and house flipping world, how often is an engineer needed to sign off on some of the more intricate or delicate rehab scenarios? Can a contractor handle most structural issues, or is it good ...