So how would millennials like my self, approach the market with little to no money? I know a lot of you are going to say wholesaling but what could be some other avenues besides wholesaling. I was thinking of working ...

TLDR: Follow along as my partners and I build a 117-unit, 4-story multifamily community for $22 million in Cleveland, Ohio. The commercial real estate industry has no shortage of mentors, especially those who sell the...

Hello all,
I am a real estate investor who has
been investing primarily in GTA multi-family over the last decade.
Recently, with inflation skyrocketing and mortgage rates bringing
correction to the over-valued ...

My name is Kevin Myhre.  I am a builder from Long Island, New York.  After joining My Boys Contracting, the family business, with my brother and father I knew building was my calling.  Watching my father build spec ho...

Hi there, I'm a new investor that has been a long time BP content digestor and ready to finally dive into my real estate passions part time. I'm looking at Omaha as a potential place to get things started as I've seen...

Currently 21 years old and saving $ to move out of my parents house soon. My plan is to save up a decent amount of money here throughout 2019 and purchase a multi family instead of an apartment or single family proper...

I'm a new investor; my husband and I are looking to buy our first investment property out of state (we own our primary residence in CA) and do a BRRR. We are looking for a single-family home in the $100-$150k range. I...

I want to purchase my sisters house as my first investment. It would be a live in rental.I would have one bedroom to myself with access to the common areas. I would rent the house to her. She gets the master bedroom a...

Hi AllI'm looking for some advice on an upcoming 1031...I have one rental a property, a condo in NYC, that's currently under contract. We'll likely close in a month or so. I'm planning to do a 1031 because like the id...

I want to be able to do a rehab/flip with my $43k Roth IRA that is in an LLC. The problem I see is that I can't be sure how much the rehab will really cost and it is not likely that I can find a non-recourse loan.
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