I would like to know your thoughts. What would you do to complete this value add opportunity? Do you think it’s a good deal? What else should I know? • 18,000 Sqft commercial space in up and coming area. • Historic lo...

 I didn't see a Dave Ramsey style "I'M JOB FREE" scream forum so I picked this one.I just concluded resignation from 18 years of salaried work in the environmental field, over a decade as a project manager. I walked a...

I have been a landlord for 9 years now and I am looking to scale up faster because I am tired of cubicle land. My goal is to be full time investing in two years. I have a duplex that’s free and clear estimated  worth ...

Hi BP, I am very new here and am in the process of completing my first buy and hold deal in San Francisco. Given the location, I am interested in renting room by room to SF State University students. I will be living ...

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I'm a new person on the site, but have been reading it nonstop for a couple of weeks. I am 41, an IT professional for 13 years and make a good salary, but would love to get out of the cubicle farm sooner r...

What would you say is the best way to break into real estate with no experience? All I know is that I am ready to break free from my cubicle and ready to dive in and do what is needed!

Whats up everyone!  My name is Justin, I'm from Utica, MI.  My background in real estate/rehabs has been full gut job remodeling houses that my parents have lived in as well as remodeling my current home, at one point...

Wondering if anyone has experience doing a virtual office business in purchased commercial space...My investing group needs a new home and I'd like to be able to have a business and building which supports itself and ...

I'm trying to put together my 'plan' to transition to real estate investing, but I'm a few years away and will be living the cubicle life. I work in communications / public relations (corporate), and I'm wondering wha...

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How does everyone finance their investment properties? I was told by my lender that rents received are no longer credited on your debt to income ratio. In order for me to buy another property, my lender sa...