So I was wondering, if I had the equity to put 20% down on a house to house hack, wouldn’t that be better than putting 3.5% down? 

I'm considering going threw a hard money lender. Questions I have is I know hard money has a higher intrest rate but also allows you to get in and get things started. Does 100% on rehab and purchase still exists with ...

I'm new to investing and i know i have to have money of course. My question is as im saving money to invest how should i save it so that it grows quickly. Savings account, IRA, 401k, bonds, mutual funds?What are your...

What would be the downside of taking out $100k from my 401k to invest in rentals using the BRRR method? Many of the books I’ve read discuss how a 401k is a risky investment because you don’t have control of your own m...

New Realtor no business, no money, no help. I’m itching to jump into investing. My plan is to get my first home in 2 yrs which I will house hack, after a year do another then move out of state acquire a property in a ...

Hello all,I've been reviewing these forums and have been doing a lot of thinking of paying off my existing investment property with my 401k funds.Current State:1. Investment property has 150k mortgage left. Valued aro...

Hey everyone,I am getting close to the finish line for a duplex in Echo Park.  New floors, plumbing, etc...  and looking to get HVAC done as well but starting to run low on funds.  Has anyone heard of or tried using t...

My name is Robert Mitchener, and I've been looking into real estate for a few months off and on, and in too many places to be honest. I've contacted multiple traditional lenders for information, and requested funding ...

I understand that BiggerPockets is geared toward REI.  But, how many others out there also like paper assets (equities, bonds, etc.)?  I personally do not try to time the market and only stick with low-cost index fund...

According to a recent article from the Financial Times, non-bank lenders such as insurance companies, hedge funds, debt funds, and the like are pouring money into commercial loans. Almost 25% of new commercial loan...