Should I build my team even though im starting to get my first property? Do I have to wear all hats? Or when should I build my team?

Some people contacted me about five days ago about my rental,via email. They needed to move in one week. I gave them the address, and they drove by it. They then emailed me back that the neighborhood was too rough for...

I recently opened a HELOC on my personal home in hopes to use some of that money for a down payment on a rental property. I have been looking at various properties in my area (single family) as potential investments. ...

Hello all! I'm new real estate investor in the south east GA area. I came from a family of real estate investors and grew up around the business. At its peak, my family owned a couple hundred properties, and in high s...

Hi BP,I'm working through a 18 unit multifamily Kansas City negotiation and would like some help thinking through deal structure, if it even makes sense.It's a classic mom and pop mismanaged property situated in a goo...

Hi there, I am planning on purchasing a vacation rental property (condo) in Florida. With all the hurricanes and natural disasters happening, I realize wind and flood insurance will be pricey. Is this something I pay ...

I've recently got a free opportunity from a family member to put a huge amount of money down on a property for me as long as my sister lives with me and we can pay for the mortgage together. I've decided to take this ...

Do any small multifamily deals still exist in this appreciating market?what strategy is working best for you?Direct mail, cold calling lists?driving for dollars, PPC marketing on google and other sitesword of mouth, c...

So I really want to get started creating a portfolio. I’m currently building our primary home. We’ve been building as we can afford it and doing the work ourselves so it’s not done but we are living in it. Right no...

Hey everyone, first post. I am buying my first home this week for my personal residence. Once this is done within the next year I would like to use other savings (roughly $10,000) to begin investing in rental property.