Sabrina Hill
Creative Finance with no money
Hello BP Family,I've read a few things and heard about people buying investments properties with little to no money. I want to know if anyone could give me any insight as to what I could do to make that happen for me....
Kyle Farrah
Link building strategies
I am working for an (extremely new) real estate crowdfunding company.As a startup that has just launched last week, we have very few links to our site. As a result we do not rank very high in Google or other major sea...
Hunter Harmon
House Hacking in San Diego
Given my circumstances, I'm exploring the possibility of house hacking in San Diego for my first property. I've been searching for residential multi-families in the $1M - $1.3M range to offset my mortgage by renting o...
Bill Mitchell
Night Job to save more for Real Estate
Hey everyone,
Trying to generate some ideas for a friend of mine, basically he is wanting to find a job that has night shifts that he can use to save additional money for real estate.
Perhaps something ...
Justin Louie
Starting Point Conundrum
I feel that I am not the only one in this cycle and I would like to hear your thoughts on the matter:Goal: I would like to make my first purchase that can be both a primary residence and investment (ideally househacki...
Ronald Hunt
Creative Financing
I am in the process of trying to find finance options for a very nice duplex in the Indianapolis, Indiana area. The home I'm looking to buy is $180,000; My offer that I am looking to make is $160k but I've only quali...
Holly Harvey
Analyzing if a rough rehab will cash flow
Hey everyone,
I'm new here, but I think I may have stumbled upon a potentially interesting deal. I found a VA foreclosure property that is listed about 35% below the houses surrounding it. It's listed at $157K and th...
Justin C.
Question abt general operating funds and how to plan accordingly
Hi BP,I have 6 buildings and 9 units since starting Dec 2014. Portfolio CAP of 14% with saving for taxes, insurance, utilities on a few, 10% maintenance, 8% vacancy, and 10% CAPEX. Monthly cashflow is $850. My quest...
Shiloh Guin
HELLO MEMPHIS!!! and everyone else of course!
Hey bigger pockets forum members!I'm an electrical engineer working for a consulting firm in Memphis...Falling in love with real estate... Love DIY, love improving communities!Looking to plug into the memphis area mar...
Thomas McPherson
Feds Cut Rates Again - Predictions for New Office
Hey all, Feds cut rates by a quarter point today. Rate cuts tend to boost buyer affordability, but with current home prices, are we really going to see that kind of relief in cash flow anytime soon?