Celia Moore
If the fed interest rates are rising why aren't ours?
Seems like something fair would be self-explanatory, but I can't think of any reasons. Would be nice to actually get some interest on our own money!
Matt Fleischer
What’s the best way to tap equity without selling?
Is the best way to tap equity without selling an interest-only line of credit, reverse mortgage, or something else? Here’s an oversimplified version of the situation:
Bob owns 5 Class A single family rental propertie...
Adam C.
Need help w/ options for owning 3 houses next to each other
Hi everyone this is my first time posting here but have listened to the podcast for a few months now. I'm hoping I can lay out my situation here and some people with more experience that I can give their opinion.Last ...
Trevor Knorpp
Computer Engineer halfway through college, best plan of action?
Hello I have recently gotten into real estate education from David Green's BRRRR book. (read the whole book)I am halfway through school, and starting pay for my field out of school is around 70k-100k. I am 19 years ol...
Aaron Kelly
Efficient Process to Search, Offer, and Closing a Deal For a First Timer
Hi, I am a recently new real estate investor and is looking to buy my first property around Jacksonville, FL and I would like some helps clarifying what are the best efficient process to buy a property.First, I origin...
Jon Peterson
Where to buy cheap appliances?
I just bought a rental in a C+ neighborhood in Saint Paul, MN. I am getting it ready for rent, and it needs a new stove, washer, and dryer. Anyone have any places they recommend in general for these types of things? D...
Mathew Scott
100% financing for investment property
Hi Everyone, I'm currently in the beginning stages of learning about investment properties. If I decide to buy, the property would have to be 100% financed. 80% mortgage + 20% loan for down payment. For those of you w...
James Trobaugh
Living in My Investment
Hello, this is my first time on Bigger Pockets. I've been fascinated with real estate for nearly a year and made a promise to myself that I would own my first multi-family at the beginning of 2025 and utilize my curre...
George Glessner
LLC For First Property / Managing?
Hi all! Still new here and have been doing a ton of research before I buy my first property. I've read countless threads on this topic, as well as "The Book on Rental Property Investing". My tentative plan right now i...
Gustavo Nascimento
Help - creative financing for a co-op BRRRR (first time investor)
I'm interested on buying a co-op investment property for a BRRRR (my first investment property in the US, $250k asking price, $400k ARV, $50k rehab costs), but I'm not willing to pay cash for it. I can afford it but I...