I'm new to the Bigger Pockets community and am still navigating through the site. I've been flipping single and multi-family properties in Texas for awhile now and just started to hold a few as rentals.

I've been for...

I'm Justin I work at presale engineer for business company for 12 years, I want to work without a traditional employer’s workspace, well, works for me on many levels-flexibility, autonomy, and not having to ask anyone...

Hi everyone! Recently accepted my first full time position post grad and moved to Omaha.  Looking to gain knowledge about investing in real estate on the side with my savings.  Shout out if you were also at the Omaha ...

My name is Stephen O'Bryan. I'm fairly new to the real estate investing world, but learning as much as I can. I work full time as a project manager for a media and advertising company. I also work part time for a real...

Hello everyone! I'm Lauren Arington and I live in Los Angeles, California, originally from Indiana. I'm incredibly passionate about anything regarding real estate investing. Up to this point, my experience is simply w...

Good morning BP nation!!!I know it may seen like a dumb question. I would like to know where can I start looking to purchase a property for myself, it where  I will be raising my family. A foreclosed home, a flipper u...

It will be announced shortly that a Hard Rock Casino is coming to my hometown in Northern IL with development beginning almost immediately. How would you all, as REI, capitalize on this opportunity? My first thought...

Hello BP people! So I’m looking to get started in the great game of REI! I’ve spent loads of time reading, watching and chatting with those who have created success for themselves in the field and I’m pumped to take t...

If you can move to any states and not have to worry about jobs and other logistics. Which states would you want to go to start your real estate investments?

I'm a Canadian living in Asia, and I'm interested in investing in some multi-family properties in Wisconsin. I'm currently eligible to get 60% LTV financing through my bank (HSBC), but am looking for higher LTV option...