Hi everyone,I am an out of town Michigan alum that's contemplating buying a SFR/Duplex as an real estate investment in Ann Arbor, preferably close to central campus and/or close to one of the University bus stops. The...

For any of you that followed last years threads on Vegas imploding on itself real estate wise because the Casino's had to close etc.Well a year later its on fire the market went the exact opposite .. WHY who has opini...

Hi all!Im new to BP and gosh i didnt know such an amazing forum existed in the world! I must have lived under the rock. Anyway, i am from ASIA and looking to invest in properties for cashflow in US. Currently looking ...

MULTIFAMILY FROTHYSo I have been saying this for years now. The cap rates multifamily is trading at is crazy.Lot's of sellers pushing the idea of never ending above historical market rent growth and little to no vacan...

Hello everyone! I'm not sure how long I should make this, but if I figured if I'm looking to work with other people, it would be good to clearly state what I'm after!My name is Elliott Joyce and I am making the jump t...

Lately I've been wondering which kind of real estate tends to cashflow the most (i.e. single family houses, aparments, ect.). What in your experience does cash flow the most?I have another question regarding location....

Hi everyone, this is my first post on BiggerPockets. If I should move this thread elsewhere, please let me know.
Background: My girlfriend and I currently (Late 20s) rent a Condo from a guy in Denver. We both have st...

Is it smart? Is it high risk? Will you go bankrupt? Is staying with your 401k's and mutual funds the best way to retire?

The reason why I bring up these questions is I had a big discussion with my father in l...

So I have 190 K to purchase a rental property. I need to find a place in the US that can give me at least $2000 in rent so that I can pay for the loan. Any suggestions?

Hi - I reside in NJ about 45 mins away from Philly. I decided that I want to start out of state investing, given that NJ costs are too high and not friendly towards landlords. I have been reading in BG about Cleveland...