Hey all need advice on which way to go on this. I have 3 STR’s currently which account for all of my income besides some small projects I take on the side. I was a flipper and spec builder up until about a year ago wh...

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Bought a rehab all cash, almost done with improvements. How long do I have to wait before I can take out a mortgage on the house?
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Hoping investors with experience can advise me here. Or, any new investor comments or insights are welcome.My story in a compressed version. I have been managing car dealerships since 27 years old--1995--but have alwa...

I am not sure where to start.  I am ready to be out of the Rat Race.  I grew up with a mom who was a teacher and my dad was a mechanic.  They didn't teach me about money.  I was just told, by them, and by my education...

Hi. I am just getting started as a real estate investor. I am about to close on a single family property which I'm paying 39K for. There's a Section 8 tenant who pays $675 per month. I'm using my HELOC on my resid...

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I’m excited to join and start my journey in real estate investing. I’ve been reading Brandon Turner’s book on the subject and am nearing the end. Eager to begin, I have a few questions and would appr...

#askBPI have $30k saved and ready to use.  Is there an advantage to using this to pay down my current (primary) mortgage and then getting an equity line of credit, or should I use this strictly as investment capital? ...

Hi there BP Community! My name is Emeric and I'm 30 years old, living in rural Connecticut. I discovered Bigger Pockets through listening to a couple of podcast episodes and now am starting to browse the forums to get...

How would I be able to buy a property initially and cash out refinance using the BRRRR strategy if I cannot prove income at the moment? That's the biggest hurdle I'm experiencing in my planning for my future cash flow...

Hello BPers,
I am still new and learning every day. My question is about financing a deal with a cash offer. I wondered how to pull out the cash and re-invest in another property. I recently had a discussion with @Jo...