Hi all, I have a few questions. I'm very new to real estate investing, and have just spent the past 2 weeks exploring Charlotte and Gastonia for deals. Granted, I've only been looking on the MLS...which leads me to my...

I've got a question for you all. I'm a new investor with very little track record. I'm a captain in the Air Force and make good w2 income and I'm moving from the info gathering stage to the buying stage. I talk a lot ...

Hello from WA state. We have a law that allows landlords to give 20 day notice, as long as the 20th day arrives at or before the end of the month, for tenants to vacate.

I own a duplex and half of it (Suite A) has b...

What are some of the best strategies to start with when a reasonable amount of cash is on hand?

My initial inclination is to purchase cash flow potential properties at distressed prices from wholesalers and/or strugg...

Hihi,

I am a RE newbie from the San Francisco bay area. Recently found BP online and have fallen in love with the podcast~! (Great job, Brendon and Josh!)

We got our first primary home in 2012 (good ...

Hey Everyone, Im looking into buying my first house. Im 25 and have the money saved up for roughly 20% down. The seller has accepted my offer at 142,500. I live in Midland, Texas and if you know anything about West Te...

We just finished renovating 1/2 of our latest duplex - see newbie rental diary#3.  Problem is that the other tenant wants his place fixed up too and is complaining about EVERYTHING he can find. He says there are bugs ...

Hey everyone! My name is Lewis Colon and I have recently introduced to the power of Real Estate Investing. As a graduate from Penn State with a degree in Business and a focus in Finance I knew it was a good idea, but ...

Hi BP! I'm a newbie investor with a strong background in computer science and machine learning. I feel like this is my (and other people's) "unfair advantage"; however, I don't know exactly how to apply my talents.So,...

Where I invest (college town) there is higher demand for rentals.

Other than the obvious laws of supply and demand, what other economic forces put pressure on rent prices, both up and down?

Thanks for any insight ...