How much though?
In Reno? Phoenix? Seattle? San Fran?

Hello Everyone,I'm a fairly new real estate agent in the Bay Area, CA. My brokerage recently had a quick presentation on how having an interest rate buydown vs. a sales price reduction could be beneficial to both sell...

Trying to get a VERY BALLPARK idea of what I would expect a per-square-foot gut interior renovation to cost an investor in San Francisco.By ballpark, I mean I'd be happy with a $50/sf range ($125-175/sf, for example) ...

Hi home buyers,
I know, I know, the seller pays for the buyer's agent, so the buyer "shouldn't be worried" about that. However, I have my reasons why I don't want to have a buyer's agent.
The main reason: let's assu...

The other day I sat down, and in about 30-45 minutes I had whipped up this plan. I was simply conjuring a hypothetical as I tried to close the gap between year 1 and year 10, but it's gotten me really excited about th...

This headline was meant to call attention.  Of course there are some female real estate investors on BP, but, based on my experience, not many.In over 14 years of investing across multiple states 99.9% of the investor...

Hi All,Looking to explore the Chandler market in Arizona for an investment property. Would love to connect with an experienced real estate agent there or someone who is familiar with the local market here.CheersSuren

I was surprised by the amount of long-term costs I calculated and even more surprised by what my biggest costs were going to be!!!! I also learned about better ways to estimate long-term expenses. Flooring and interio...

Hi,I've invested a couple times for appreciation but now I'm wanting cash flow. This is new for me so any advice would be great. This is a very small mobile home park (4 homes and a building). The purchase price is $1...

Ok, so, I've been reading the books and blogs, searching Bigger Pockets, listening to the podcasts, doing my research and I'm more than fired up to finally launch my investing career by first learning and gaining s...