Hi ya'll! My name is Kevin Choi and I am 23 years old. I recently graduated from the University of Texas at Austin in December, 2014. I have lived in Houston, TX all my life and am now currently working at an 8-5 job ...

I was hoping someone can help me understand the process of BRRRing using a hard money lender for acquisition and then refinancing after renovation and renting. If I do not have a W2, am I still able to refinance into...

ok, so.. I've reached the point in my business where I am making wholesale offers! .. and, it's probably the most nerve racking thing I have ever had to do! At this point, I'm having to close my eyes and hit the s...

Curious to hear people's thoughts on whether or not to look into property investments in the Boston area, most likely the suburbs since Boston city is way too expensive. I'm interested in looking for a 2 bed and bath ...

Hello Jacksonville BP,
My name is Mitchell Morgan and I have lived in Jacksonville for one year. I purchased my first property in Tampa in 2019, and it has been a long-term rental over the past year.I am currently lo...

Recently I reached out to @Bill Gulley for some advice and I thought I would open my question up to others on the forums for all of your great insights!
Here's a little background on me...
Recently I earned an MBA ...

Hello everyone!My name is Joel and have been educating myself and learning this new language called Real Estate. While doing my homework, I stubbled upon this site. Glad I did because of all the free information on he...

Hello All, My name is Mark Yount.  I have always had an interest in real estate investment, but I have never pulled the trigger.  I am a music teacher.  I love it, but the time commitment has made it difficult to do a...

Thank you everybody for taking the time to quickly read over my post and thank you for being part of this really cool community making enough noise on the internet for me to stumble upon. My name is Darin. I am 38 yea...

Looking for first deal and finding it difficult to break 1% rule or >5% CaC when evaluating properties in Durham. I know deals are there, but should I mainly be focusing on appreciation rather than monthly cashflow?