After knowing of BP for quite some time, I only recently joined. Sure wish I would've done so sooner!I committed to real estate investing a few years ago when my role as stay-at-home dad began to loosen its grip with ...

Hi everyone,I currently sit on the board of the HOA for an investment property in Avondale Estates and we (the board) have decided it's time to find a professional management company to help with collecting dues, acco...

I actively look at properties and NEVER seem to come across a property that complies with these "rules". What other considerations should I take in account so I don't miss out on property because it doesn't "match". ...

Thanks for reading this, I just have a couple questions as a new starting out investor.  Well at the moment I have A LOT but I'm going to just focus on a couple.For my first deal I'm thinking of doing a house hack on ...

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I'm from the Dallas area and have moved to Lubbock for school. I'm 23 and a business student here at TTU. Real estate has always interested me and I'm looking to start out my investing journey in anyway poss...

Does anyone in SC know of a realtor who would allow me to become their asssistant until I become a licensed realtor myself (hopefully soon)? I would love to learn more about the realtor side, plus I can help generate ...

Hello! I have been in real estate for roughly 18 years buying and holding. We recently had our portfolio reviewed by the bank to start flipping. I am somewhat apprehensive since this path is new for me, as we have typ...

Smart Real Estate Market analysts please step forward!  My head continues to hurt as I read through where we are in the real estate cycle and where the safe money is going for next 5-7 years.  WSJ post article titled:...

Hi there, I'm new to RE investing and really curious about whether pursuing a real estate agent licensing would be a good place to start, when it comes to getting access to MLS listings, as well as gathering a better ...

I ran some very simple numbers as a test to get acquainted with the fix-and-flip calculator. I seem to be messing up on the loan section. I have it at 100% LTV ($200,000) at 12% and amortized for 1 year. The result is...