What would you do if:1. Just getting started in REI2. Don't have a huge cash reserve (<$10K)3. I don't currently have an IRA nor do I have any 401(k) funds I'm currently able to roll overVote simply "Cash" or "IRA"...

We are looking to buy and hold SFR in the Charlotte, North Carolina area.  Does anyone have any tips on finding a good portfolio lender?  Thank You,-Tyler

Hi BP Family- so I have been consuming BP podcasts and reading forums and wanting to put some things into practice as I continue educating myself.  I have 1 rental already and have flipped 1 property so just enough to...

so i've been lurking in the forums for a few weeks. reading as much as i can. today i finally decided to start an account. i want to start investing in real estate in the near future, but i don't have the slightest cl...

So me and my wife started are company almost 4 years now. Doing very well as far as cashflow and everything. Are current debt is $286,000 and alot of equity from other properties to use around $300,000 i wanna grow to...

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I stumbled across this site earlier today, and after reading numerous posts with great viewpoints, I’m really impressed with the knowledge base of the community here.

I want to become more involved in rea...

Hey Everyone!
I'm a fairly new investor and was looking for some advice on what my next move should be if I want to build up a portfolio of STR's.
I recently purchased a 2 unit property as owner occupied with one u...

Hey everyone, Im wanting to hear everyones best advice or strategy they would use for starting out with 25k cash. For some background info, I live down in South Florida so home prices certainly aren't cheap. Im willin...

Hello Friends,This is my first post on here and I appreciate any advice given. To give a background of my situation, I graduated college a year ago and was fortunate enough to live with family and save money. My goal ...

Hi everyone. I have applicants (a professional couple in their thirties) to rent a single-family home I own. They seem like fine people - no reason to believe otherwise. Their combined income is 7x rent. Their credit ...