Hey Guys.Interesting situation here, starting to snowball with property. Thoughts comments, advice are all appreciated.Bought my first single family at 18 for$69k and 5% down with CMHC insurance. A year later, bought ...

I'm looking to purchase my first investment property now that I have saved a sufficient amount of cash, however I've hit a roadblock when it comes to financing. I cannot prove income for previous years because up unti...

Hi Everyone,        I have been a fan of Bigger Pockets for a few years now. My wife and I live in Cleveland, OH where I work for a CPA firm and my wife works as a real estate/construction attorney. I have never poste...

Hello...this is Dave Morrow...new to Bigger Pockets Pro, but not new to Real Estate.  Want to make the most of where to go from here with the following:  I have 9 Single family Rental Homes and have been paying down t...

Hi all! Two questions - would really appreciate everyone’s input and advice.
1) What are your primary sources of funds for downpayment?
I’m holding several BRRR properties and I’m running out of money for downpaymen...

I am in a bit of a quandary. I am looking to expand my portfolio and wondering what my next steps should be. I have two options and hoping to get others perspectives. It basically comes down to cash flow vs appreciati...

My wife who is also my listing broker on one of the subdivisions we are building here in town just handed me a report of the homes we sold in the last 2 weeks. all new builds sold 8 of themwhy the market won't melt do...

Here's the scenario: In escrow on property, seller provides rent roll and tenant is 10 days late on first months' rent.  Note, lease was signed right before listing property, so this is first time rent has become due....

Scott Trench states in the conclusion of Chapter 9 that it is "inefficient and dangerous" to attempt high earnings if an investor possesses less than $100,000 ready-to-invest dollars. He goes on to say that it would b...

If you had equity in your rentals and wanted to leverage that to purchase new rentals, given today's market, would you do HELOC or cash out refi for down payment on new properties?