So what does the decline in my car's value of 28% since 2006 have to do with the housing "crash?"

I'd like to know what is it about human psychology that allows many consumers to be excited about buying a new car on...

I've been a sideline student of real estate for many years but I'm hoping to take the leap into passive real estate investments in the near future. After much research and consideration, I've decided that I don't have...

Navigating a Strange and Uncertain Market
We’re rolling into year two of decade three of the new millennium amid some of the strangest circumstances in recent memory. Covid-19 has put governments, societies, and econ...

Would love to learn from the community on what is the better deal for an investor. Bank A is offering me 3.69 5 years fixed 30 year amortization - CIBC is offering me 4.89% 5 years fixed 30 year amortization but with ...

Your input is valuable: How do you want your Cost Seg study prepared?For context, let's cover some Cost Segregation fundamentals, and explain the interaction between Land Value and Cost Segregation:Cost Segregation is...

Hi, I'm new to real estate investing and I'm really enjoying the BP community!The BRRRR method seems like a great choice for our goals, but even after watching the BP video on cash-out refinancing I'm confused about o...

I have been looking at some of these offerings from Fundrise and Realty Mogul such as Mogule Reit II and they look quite good.If my goal is to be a passive investor, why wouldn't I buy a REIT vs. invest in syndication...

Hello, I am 22 years old and started investing into a Roth IRA last year. Since then, I found bigger pockets and what real estate has to offer. How have you decided to balance your type of investments? Theoretically, ...

I live in Tampa, which is a red hot market for buy and hold investors buying foreclosures for cheap and then renting them out.  The problem is that because of this dynamic, finding comps to calculate ARV for flips has...

As we already know when you buy and sell property in Philadelphia, there is a transfer tax you have to pay that comes out to about 4.2% of the purchase price of the property. https://beta.phila.gov/services/payments-a...