Hello, My name is Neal Richardson, President of Dream Builders 4 Equity ("DB4E").  DB4E is a nonprofit organization that teaches at-risk high school students about real estate investing and development.  The students ...

Possibly the only thing that I have ever heard Grant Cardone say that I fully agree with is that when you start a business, you had better forget about working 9 to 5 and commit to working 95 hours a week.
Those 95 h...

I am in the military and soon I will be leaving. I have an offer from a family member to buy one of three of their duplexes when we move back to Tulsa, OK. The properties need exterior work. really good location for u...

So I recently spoke with someone from an organization that will remain nameless, and was basically told that if I didn't have at least $2,000 to start out with for investing, then I will never get any deals. My financ...

Finding deals? Deciding on a market? Securing financing? What's holding you back right now on your real estate journey? If you're a military veteran feel free to jump in as well, but I definitely want to hear from fel...

Hi everyone, I'm new to the nitty gritty to the industry and I would really like to get into this. I have a few questions that I would like to know about. I know that some of them may have been recently posted but I'd...

That’s a rhetorical question because of course they do and I’m going to be proof soon. Good afternoon BP friends. If you haven’t guessed I’m an Army Warrant Officer that’s delving into real estate now. I’ve always bee...

Evictions suck no matter what. Sometimes I read on BP some new folks are told to look for locations that are easy to evict vs looking for locations that just have fewer evictions per captia.  Here are the highest and ...

Hey BP community!
I'm currently 18 years old and finishing up my first year of college. Over the past month, I've had more time to think and question myself than I've ever had; I've really been able to assess my curr...

Legendary real estate investor Sam Zell believes (or at least purports to believe) that homeownership will fall to 55%, well below the 64% it is at now and far from the ~69% we saw prior to the crash. Here is the ...