Hello everyone. I am new here in the real estate arena. I have high hopes and big plans for the future of my company and team. I am located in Edmond OK. I am an investor that focuses on real estate but also invest in...

I just joined the biggerpockets forum and I’m looking forward to everything I can learn here. I live in CA, and began investing in rental property in Holland, OH with my business partner just this week.

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Hello All, We are working our way towards a deal that will consist of 9 properties and 16 units with a value of about 1.25M. The owner is open to doing some form of Seller Financing on this deal. As I have been dig...

Hi!And thanks for taking the time to welcome another newbie to the forums. My name is Ingrid J. Ledingham. I'm a 28 year prospective buy-and-hold investor from Norway. My only investment so far is a parking garage whi...

Hello everyone,I am curious what percentage profit everyone looks at when they are buying a deal.I currently have 5 properties(1.3M equity) that gross $5700 a month then after expenses I’m left with $2636.Is this a go...

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $780,000

Cash invested: $195,000

Check out my profile for more! Short story my partner and I got very specif...

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Just wanted to introduce myself and am looking forward to learning more about real estate investing. I am also interested in meeting local like-minded individuals.

My husband and I have owned re...

Hello all!  I am a new member from Maryland.  I found out about this site from an unrelated forum that I visit frequently.  I have no experience but I always had real estate in the back of my mind.  I am currently rea...

I am just starting my real estate investing journey and am in the process of trying to find my first deal.  I'm looking for a property that we can renovate and then hold as a rental.  I've been looking into what diffe...

I'm a first time investor looking at SFRs, and I'm noticing that the rates I get for "investment properties" (rates in the high 4%s) are higher than rates I would get if I were buying a primary residence that I'd live...