Im almost at the end of buying my first deal and it looks like my financing might fall through. I’ve been at my job going on 4 years but I will be in the group to be laid off! I don’t know what to do at this moment. A...

Hello, I am an 18 year old with only $200 in savings. How do I start house hacking with only this amount of savings and no debt?

I am a 29 year old new investor that has done a couple of live in flips and 1 pure flip.  However, I was changing my strategy to long term buy and hold for more passive cash flow and I was about to go under contract o...

I'm just now starting to do my homework into notes, so apologies for such a basic question. From what I've read, buying a performing note from somewhere like PRR is very different than buying non-performing note and t...

I’m about to purchase two duplexes and the builder changes and now says $10/month HOA fees (estimated he says). Throwing HOA fees at last minute pisses me off. Plus these are estimated which means they can easily go u...

Hello BP'ers ,I currently own a single family home in Mount Juliet TN, 25 minutes outside Nashville. Nashville is booming and houses are selling quickly. I want to find a way to start into real estate investing. Would...

I can grab around 250,000 of equity on my primary home, using a revolving HELOC at 3.25% variable.
In my market, this will only fund a down payment. 
Is this a good time to be doing this, considering there’s a reces...

I’m 20 years old I want to buy a rental property by age 25 I’m saving right now but I’m wondering if I should put this money into a mutual fund while I’m saving. or keep it in a savings account I feel like I’m losing...

I just purchased my first home in Charleston, SC. It is a 3 bed 2.5 bath and it came furnished. I plan to live in it for a year while renting out the rooms and then rent the entire place after I leave. I am considerin...

THE INTERNAL RATE OF RETURN (IRR) TO AIM FOR
The IRR should reflect the degree of risk you’re willing to take. The riskier an investment, the higher the IRR. If you’re purchasing a building that has decreased in valu...