I have a 4 unit building that has been a huge headache. I purchased it from a couple that were burnt out on landlording and sold at a loss to get out of it. I now see why.! I have more trouble with this building than ...

Is what I’m doing stupid? Please, all opinions welcome. I’ve turned our first home into a short term rental property. Mortgage is $3,000 and I’m making around $1,000 after all expenses. It’s been steady and I’m booked...

I just wonder how many of you worry that you have all your eggs in one basket. I have 8 doors in Portland Oregon right now and am afraid to keep investing in this same city. This city has a river running through the...

I just came across the following story on Gizmodo:
China Will Build the Tallest Building In the World in Just 90 Days

Now this building is going to be constructed of prefabricated materials, so I think the number is ...

Does anyone here have any experience with panelized framing systems? It seems that the benefits are great and would be an excellent choice for spec builds. They appear to be quick build times, have already been throug...

Hello! My name is Mike Orbinpost. I have been listening to the Bigger Pockets podcast for the past several months, and am now getting serious about starting investing in real estate. I currently live in Korea, but am ...

Hi everyone, I became interested in real estate kind of by accident.  My mother very unfortunately and unexpectedly past away in April of last year with a mortgage and a HILOC still on her house, the house I grew up i...

A bit of a novice here so please be gentle.  I own a 1100 sq ft house in SC that currently has a Natural Gas wall mounted unvented heater for its primary heat source (1 unit).  I have used this for 4 + years with no f...

     Hello everyone! I am at the beginning of my investment journey with the goal of purchasing my first three properties this year in the Charlotte, NC area! I've done my homework and am ready to take action and purc...

i don't see any chatter on here about the benefits about principal paydown.

if someone's had a house for a while & the principal applied is $300, $400, $500 per month that IS increasing your net worth ASSUMING th...