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A little bit about myself: I work in commercial real estate for the federal government, doing portfolio management (office properties). I'm also an MBA student at nig...

A storm a month ago or so knocked half a tree down. The tree fell right next to a rental and the force took down an entire wall. The damage is about $15k.I contacted our insurance and they are denying our claim, citin...

Hello everyone ! My name is Abigail and I have been studying real estate for about a year now . I'm looking into buying my first house hack here hopefully soon but until then I really want to get into virtual  wholesa...

Hi all, Kyle here Carolina born, South Florida living. I work in tech, at a software company however have a real estate bug. I join with the hopes to gain knowledge and to eventually, make my first real estate purchas...

Hello,I have been looking for single-family/multi-family for investment for past few months but having no luck. 1. Does anyone know if buying a lot is a good investment option?  2. Do they appreciate?3. I understand z...

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i've come across some vacant/boarded up properties that i've been attempting to flip. During my research some of them are defaulted taxes facing auction or haven't been paid yet. I'm assuming i could pa...

Hi everyone, my name is Michael kantar, I'm 14 years old, and live in Yonkers, New York. For the past 3 years I have been in love with real estate and I've been always trying to learn things about it. I've been watchi...

Hey everyone!My name is Jacob Hinojos, and I'm brand new to Bigger Pockets (and real estate, honestly). I'm a college student studying mechanical engineering at Texas Tech, and have started to see real estate as a gre...

I am reading the book on flipping houses and it mentions how difficult it can be to receive money for rehab on the house you are trying to get a loan for. If i were to go with traditional financing, how can i come up ...

Hey sorry if this question gets asked 200 times here .. but here it goes.. Is it better to buy a run down (ie 1960s built) 3 bedroom, 2 bath house with minor renovations at $400k-$450k and rent it for $2k or new condo...