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I invest in central Connecticut where the market is fairly saturated with other investors and taxes are extremely high so we have some obstacles to overcome. That being said, I just refinanced a property, completing ...

Ok, I have 3 properties under my LLC, Wiregrass Property Investors, LLC (WPI). My wife and I are owners. We make $40,800 a year in rents, before taxes. I also have an umbrella policy to cover my personal assets.
I h...

I just enrolled in my companie's 403B tax deferered retirement "match" program. I don't plan to wait that long to retire. I am serious about using real estate as a tool to escape the life of being a paid slave. I just...

So I've been doing research on BRRRR and most of the people that do it take out 2 loans (to buy and then to refinance). And I was wondering if using cash to buy and then doing the cash out refinance and then taking ou...

I am a first time homebuyer looking to purchase a multifamily unit (duplex/3plex/4plex) in the San Antonio/ Boerne area. Ive been in contact with a real estate investor friendly realtor I was matched up with through t...

Hello Bigger Pockets people! I am new to real estate investment and I am having trouble figuring out where to start. My goals are to create passive income and invest more in rental properties; however, I do not have t...

The situationHouse is rented for $2,200/month. Property is currently in a bridge loan ($2,200/mo). Rehab took much longer than intended for various reasons numbers quit working as interest rates went up. I'm self empl...

Hello everyone, I would like to know what the smartest way to fund a flip. As in what type of loans are most commonly used to purchase flips, thank you, John.

Hello all!I've recently had a couple forum posts regarding hard and private money financing, then financing into a mortgage, for a rental. I've slowly been learning both avenues and hopefully I'll have a better grasp ...