I am a designer and a realtor in Santa Barbara, CA. I want to flip properties in Santa Barbara and Goleta. However, I have no money, and have never flipped a property. Discounted/low-cost housing in Goleta goes for ab...

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Last year I purchased two SFH as rentals and I am looking for more. I sought some advice from a few coworkers whom are knowledgeable in the RE field but were big talkers and word quickly spread about my inves...

Hi BP!This is part of a series where I detail the conversion of four units from long-term rentals to short-term Vacation Rentals (VR.)Synopsis of this part: Setting up wifi for your guests and for smart devices in you...

https://www.latimes.com/califo...Here are some interesting activities that will be banned, along with my comments:Deceiving residents about whether they are required to move out (what is "deceit"? If I tell a tenant t...

Look to expand my portfolio. Have experience in triplex properties. I am looking to scale up and invest into 5 to 9 unit properties. Looking to make a smart choice when it come to lending options. Can someone explain ...

Hello BP!I'm Chris Williams and I'm obviously new to the real estate community. I previously lived in Memphis for four years before moving away to go to law school, and I'm now on the verge of moving back after I grad...

I am a new investor from the Bay Area looking to buy out-of-state properties with cash flow in mind. Some cities I've been looking into are Indy, Memphis, Kansas City, Toledo, and some others as well. I've come across...

Hey BP fam, I'm looking at buying a rental in Ohio or Nebraska. I live in California is there a guide on how to go about this? Do I need an LLC? Can I purchase without having to step foot out of California? Is there a...

My ex girlfriend got married last May 5 and everything between us were done.. I was badly hurt... I promised a total changed so then, from that day...

1. I stopped smoking (smoking since 1996)
2. I go to gym for 3 ti...

Been investing in a smaller town and just moved back to the Dallas/Fort Worth market.

Based on the last few months, it feels like the housing market here is over priced and hyped with investors buying up properties ...