Hey everyone,I am currently an investor in Columbus, OH (where I am born and raised, and currently living). In the last few months, I've gotten this wicked urge to get the heck out of Ohio- at least for 3-5 months dur...

How exciting, BP is coming up to 1,000,000 POSTS! What a fete for @Joshua Dorkin next to him, who has been here the longest? @Jon Holdman ? I just want to say CONGRATULATIONS to all of you that stuck it out in the ear...

It’s critical to build a community for yourself as a Note Investor.This community will serve you through time with deal flow, vendor resources, strategies, due diligence & workout support…you get the point.In my o...

This post is for seasoned investors.You are starting out and do not have a mortgage, yet.   You work a stable job and make $5K a month.   You've been able to save up and have $50K in liquid cash.   Your goal is to cre...

Hello, I am a brand new REI and am excited to get started.I am a young guy still in college. I am studying to become a Software Engineer (and hopefully someday design software for REIs). I have secured a few internshi...

Hello, I'm a newly licensed RE salesperson in Arizona and I need advice. I am currently a school teacher working full time during the day and part-time building my RE business. My goal is to move my RE career to full ...

OK, can someone out there explain what is meant when someone acquires a property " subject to..." ? Subject to WHAT ?
I believe this means subject to existing financing, but I'm not sure. If so, how do you avoid the...

I made my first offer on an investment property today. It was an unusual one, but it's an unusual situation. A guy has been rehabbing this property near my old neighborhood (aka, in a neighborhood somewhere between...

hello biggerpockets users. I have a strong interest in becoming a real estate developer. It is absolutely my dream. I want to develop condominium, multifamily, amd mixed use properties someday. I am not so sure how I ...

I've been looking closely at the Think Multifamily group with Mark Kenney, and though I fully see the value there (I think Mark is a great guy), $35,000 for a buy-in (plus a $10,000 yearly fee) is a lot to swallow.
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