Any tips and tricks for starting real estate in Philadelphia, I’m currently in the process of saving up for my first multi-unit property

I currently live in Colorado in the Boulder area and run a tree service. My fiance and myself are looking at buying our first home to live in for a few years 3-5 and then rent out. The asking price for the home is $1...

Hi BP Community, I have been listening to podcasts and reading books for a bit over two years now, and have finally decided to leave the realm of analysis paralysis. I am ready to create an actionable plan to begin my...

My name is Darrell. I have only bought my current house. I am from the town of Elkhart Indiana. I work as a Network Operations Center Technician. I would like to increase my wealth and have a passive income to help wi...

I bought a 4 family property in June. I have been doing a full renovation to the second and third floor units. The first floor has 2 units with leases, a 1BDRM and a 2BDRM. The second floor has a 3BDRM unit and the th...

To keep it simple we are now renting out the first house we bought. At the time we put 5% down and are now only about 10k away from 20% equity. I am wondering if popular opinion would be to pay the 10k so that we are ...

This is a townhome in Middletown that I'll be renting out. Is asking for security deposit, plus 1st and last month rent up front asking too much? How do you set up your upfront cost requirements from your tenants? And...

Hello all I am brand new the the investment game and am trying to educate myself on the best way forward. I currently have about 10k saved for some for if investment. Eventually I want to employ the brrr strategy but ...

How's everyone doing. I am a recent college grad who has recently moved from Florida to Washington D.C. after landing my dream job making a median salary for a large fortune 500 company!
Unfortunately, I made the to...

I'm a first time home buyer I would like to buy a multi unit property... Making about 30,000 a year  have good credit (700) and have saved up enough for a few months of mortgage payment and a 5% downpayment on a 200,0...