Hi BP San Diego,I'm based out of Coronado and new to bigger pockets so this is my first post and I am trying to get a feel for the San Diego bp community. I am a partner of a local GC group and primarily deal with JV ...

Hello BP Community! My name is Alex Jackson. I’m from Culver City, CA (West Los Angeles Area). In the last few years I’ve done a fair bit of research and reading on Real Estate and have been studying the subject exten...

I am starting out in investing in real estate. The problem is that I live in Brooklyn, New York and everything is extremely expensive. I am currently looking into investing in some out of state markets. Currently I ha...

I have spent a few years renovating and renting long term rentals but am going to add the strategy of STR short term rentals. I found several podcasts, webinars and blogs to help with out of state renovations but am h...

I have 3 years of post undergrad experience at an equities investment company, I recently finished my MBA from a top university and I am looking to become a commercial real estate broker in the Chicago area.I would lo...

I would appreciate any recommendations for a real estate savvy CPA in the Lancaster, PA area...preferably one that is willing to work with investors with small portfolios. thanks. Rob

I am a seasonal real estate investor and contractor looking for opportunties in the Atlanta, Georgia area.  I am interested in learning more about the real estate industry. I have over 25 years of construction experie...

Hello!I've done some searching for this information on the forums and haven't found it, but if there is a thread or blog answering my question, I'd love to read it!The question is this: What due diligence must be done...

Hello everyone! My husband and I are investors and have 3 doors in Los Angeles - all LTR. We're interested in STRs, but given the current interest rates are nervous about having to keep an STR afloat if/when the prope...

Fannie and Freddie are obviously doing a terrible job of assessing risk for borrowers with their mounds of prescribed paperwork. Apparently the Danes allow borrowers to access loans via the secondary market directly w...