OK I want to start investing/flipping but I have $0 down and not sure where start. Does anybody have and suggestions? I would like to put a plan in to action and follow steps.

Our primary home is paid off after 2 years of pouring every penny we could into it. The market value is about $300k. We bought it as fixer upper for $188k, renovated and now plan to lease it out. We (my husband and i)...

As a brand New investor with NO track record and Not much $$ to talk about is it Really possible to find a deal, find the funding for a deal and close?Don't private lenders want some $$ protection for funding Newbies?...

We bought our house a year ago, with an FHA loan, and substantially updated our house. We got it appraised to refinance to conv, however, now with rates having increased I'm not sure what to do. If we refinance we ...

Why invest in real estate?After all, there are lots of things to invest in -- stocks, bonds, precious metals, collectibles.  What makes real estate so attractive to you?  Is it because it's tangible -- you can ride by...

Hey! I'm 17 years old, I've graduated high school and currently doing an accelerated college degree. in the meantime I'm working a full time job/ a few side Hustles and a budding business. I currently have a little ov...

I am just getting started in the real estate space and doing everything I can to learn about acquiring and managing the right properties, and most of all, making my money work the absolute hardest. I am currently read...

Hi everyone,I'm still relatively new to the idea of buying rental properties, and I'm having a hard time seeing how the payoff plan would work. My family and I live in Taipei, and we own a house in Massachusetts. We h...

Hello All,
I am just getting started on my path to financial freedom through Real Estate. With my first post on BP, I would like to ask for any advice regarding my current situation.

I am a recent pharmacy school ...

As a first investment, would anyone on here consider a BRRRR?In David Greene's BRRRR book, he suggested that it is better to wait and save up for a BRRRR as opposed to the speedier route and just doing a conventional ...