I’ve been dreaming the last few years of starting an event venue, something for weddings, gatherings, etc., preferably with a great outdoor space. Ideally, it is something we can renovate ourselves. We currently have ...

We are looking for an insurance provide for our flips. We have and are currently using a national vendor but feel the costs are just getting too high.I would love to hear who people are using to properly insure their...

I recently bought the BRRRR book from the bookstore by David Greene and it really expanded my knowledge. This book does not only inform you on how to BRRRR but, how to make connections, analyse markets, how to have an...

Greetings, all! Excited to finally be making the jump into the website - I've been listening to the Bigger Pockets Podcast for some months, after a riveting discussion on personal finance with a friend from Texas. Aft...

New Member Intro - Young professional looking for like-minded individuals in the BCS area. Off-market properties and their potential in a college town. Thoughts on the Brazos Valley marketplace?

Hi ... After a couple of months' theoretical real estate learning, I am looking for my first real estate investment and interested mostly in rental income to start with (not flip). Though I see some decent rental pr...

Hello,I am a real estate investor investing in single family houses in northern NJ part. As I started doing it over a year now. I am planning to move to leigh valley area in Pennsylvania in a month.As NJ being more co...

If you're interested in buying a property, have you considered looking into off-market options? There are some pretty cool advantages to this approach. For one thing, you might be able to score a better deal since the...

Hi Bigger Pockets community! I'm looking to buy my first distressed property and rehab. How do I determine which market is best for my budget ? I'm looking to spend about 40-50k cash offer plus rehab cost 

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Greetings,   My curiosity, as an investor, is it considered advantageous to partner with a licensed agent? Are there any particular cons? Are there certain deals where this idea is more advantageous than others?Thanks...