Hello everyone! Newbie here looking for some advice specific to the Cambridge/Boston market (or competitive markets in general).   I have just started my real estate investing journey and I'm getting ready to start lo...

Hey everyone! I just wanted to introduce myself to the BP community. I'm looking to get into the residential REI market here in Houston, TX.I purchased my first property 1.5 years ago (my residence) in Pearland and ha...

I am looking into possibly buying one or more 30+ unit apartment buildings out of state. The building would be run by a property management company. Does anyone have experience doing this? Is there anything in parti...

I introduced myself a few months ago with a short story on my BRR GRAND SLAM property in a neighborhood that became a hipster paradise shortly there after. The house cash flows nicely with a ton of equity with little ...

Hello BP Family,I been a member since 2017 but its my first post here. I am a junior investor, and also active duty military, located in the Hampton Roads area in VA. My first purchase was a fixer upper, that is curre...

Hi, I'm a newbie to BO but I've been doing a good but if research to actually moving forward with getting a deal. I am located in Denver, Colorado and am undecided on whether going for a single or Multifamily property...

Hello BPers,We are new to REI and also have limited funds. My hubby and I are self-employed and so conventional loans are a challenge for us. My friend, who is in the military, is interested in becoming RE partners/in...

Hi Everyone!
I got into REI at the beginning of the year, partnering with my brother and his wife. Our initial goal was to purchase one property by the end of the year. However, after 2-3 months of researching/self-e...

There are 4 parts to every real estate syndication (group investment).
1️⃣ The Deal
2️⃣ Financing
3️⃣ Capital
4️⃣ Management
The LPs (limited partners) are passive investors and want to put their money to work b...

I’ve been teaching people this for over 20 years. Here’s the answer. You should save your money in this order to maximize your savings…. 1. Leverage2. RRSP3. TFSA4. Non-registeredOf course it depends on your unique ...