I found an owner of a 4-unit bldg, who is currently in jeopardy of losing the property (March 2011) due to back taxes. They paid $5500 for the property last year, and put a lot of work into it, and must've been new b...

Hi my name is Sergio Rios and I am a newbie investor from Corpus Christi on the Texas Gulf Coast. I have one rental in Austin, Tx and am looking to network with other Texas investors. I am also looking to network with...

There apparently has been a quick influx of Transactional Lenders or different varieties that have found BiggerPockets.com. I of course don't own the site but as an active member, I feel it needed to lay out some grou...

A couple Q's for you pros on here...

Here in Utah foreclosures and short sale numbers are booming, not as badly as AZ and FL but bad.

Utahs market is expected to bottom around 2011, a bit later than other parts of t...

Hi BP I am new to investing as well as the BP community. I would like to briefly introduce myself. I am 20 years old and have lived in Georgia my whole life. I started a rent ready construction company with a partner ...

I'd like to first start off by saying thank you for viewing my post this is my first post on this website . At this moment I am a 2nd year college student , attending Franklin Pierce University in Ringe Nh. Currently ...

Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment in Milwaukee.First Rental Property. Currently living in the Top Unit. We will live there for a couple years while we work towards our next renta...

I am interested in out of state investing because I live in the pacific northwest, where real estate is expensive. How do you go about finding and buying out of state properties? Should I go with a turnkey provider, o...

Hi,I’m trying to get my first rental property but don’t have a w2 that shows substantial income. I’m self employed and I barely even pay myself on paper so I’m wondering how I can actually get my first mortgage. I tri...

Title says it all. How do you find a reasonable discount rate when doing a DCF analysis. Let's take an example where a value-add project is financed: 60% long-term debt. 4.00% 25-year amo. 5-year term.10% by a junior ...