Hey, everyone! My name is Jeremiah and I'm new here to bigger pockets (which I'm sure will become blatantly obvious in due time haha)Recently, after struggling for a long time of not knowing what I'd wish to pursue in...

I am a young real estate investor thats looking for his first deal.
Although iv tried reading different articles on this topic, i still find it very difficult to understand how owner financing works... i see the te...

This question is aimed at those actively syndicating property(Gp) or passively investing in syndications(Lp). What are the best terms to negotiate on the banknote after you have raised your target equity?

I own a commercial property that a current tenant has approached me about selling to them via owner finance. Which I am very open minded to as I was thinking of listing the property anyways. I have searched a little o...

Bigger Pockets LP investors and multifamily syndication professionals, I am curious to the parameters and investment criteria you all require and search for?I am currently putting together a multifamily value add synd...

I'm looking to purchase a 4 unit complex in Indiana. I'm not sure what route to take as far as getting a business loan through LLC ( I just set this up but thinking it may have been a waste) or getting a conventional...

So I’m 17 about to be 18 in July and I’m interested in becoming a real estate investor I know a lot of the basics but i am a bit confused by the brrrr method. Specifically the refi part.

Why would a licensed general contractor ask a home owner to pull their own permits?I'm curious why they are pushing this burden on the home owner, and if I pull my own permits what are my responsibilities and liabilit...

Hi All,We currently manage over 100 units and it we really need to transition to an "online rent collection" service.  There are so many to choose from. Would love to hear anyone's experiences with these online compan...

We work with a company that'll allow a tenant to buy a bond in place of paying for a deposit.  Say you want to move in for as little as possible.  Rent is $700/month.  Since your credit sucks and you were evicted 16 m...