Jordan Futch
Two words that don't go together: California and Cashflow
Where in California are people having the most luck finding cashflowing properties? I'm in the central coast and it seems as the costs are simply too expensive to make the numbers work.-jordan
Cameron Campbell
What to do with equity in So Cal? Sell, keep or upgrade?
This post is inspired by show #238 @Michael Swan. I have about $250k worth of equity in a SFR rental in a suburb of Los Angeles I bought in 2010. The property about breaks even and the tenants are easy. I made the mon...
Account Closed
Technique for comparing city rental markets
Hey Bigger pockets,I'm working on a project to use data to compare US cities rental markets. Please take a look and let me know what you think. I am using the following categories: 1 Yr Job Growth3 Yr Job GrowthCurre...
Terry Lao
Realtor.com 2018 forecast for Top 100 Cities, see your city rank?
Realtor.com just released their 2018 Forecast for Top 100 cities, see where your city ranks against others. Ranked by sales growth and price growth. Forecast to include increase inventory, interest rates going up, 2....
Tracie Soder
Guidance on primary residence home equity
I have a HUGE amount of equity (over 1 million) in my primary residence. I am in a great position; however, I am not sure what to do and have thought of a few options:Option 1: Keep home and do nothing; however, I wo...
Robert C.
Any Land Investors Out There?
Hi BP Community,I’ve recently been learning lots about land Investing and I was wondering if there are many other land investors here in the BP community. Does anyone else invest in vacant land flipping? If so, is any...
Nikki Nicole
Starting out what’s a great place to invest for STR
I’m interested in starting out in STR. I own land currently but looking to start making cash flow now. What areas are reasonable to find a home for fix or flip or anything
Arlen Chou
buy and hold and the power of Bay Area appreciation
I personally believe that any strategy for REI must match the particular market and the resources a person has available. There have been some recent discussions about the buy and hold strategy and of course there is...
Kurt Granroth
Typical Cash-on-Cash returns in Phoenix metro?
I'm likely going to start BRRRR investing next year and since the first 'R' is 'Rehab' and I plan on doing as much of it myself, that does dictate that the properties are also local.What I'm trying to figure out at th...
J. Martin
SF Bay Area Economic & RE Update (Ongoing)
I have organized what I believe to be some very valuable information and relationships about the economy and real estate, and will be posting updates about the San Francisco Bay Area marketplace here periodically. I s...