Hello Everyone my name is Tania and I am an new real estate investor from NY.  I am a single mother of a wonderful 7 year old.  I was recently laid off from my job and while I search for another job I would like to ge...

Hey all, second post here. So my wife and I are looking to purchase our first property, we looked into house hacking a duplex/triplex in the Portland, OR area and with prices the way they are in our area it's pretty u...

How should I think about purchasing  our primary residence vs using our money to invest somewhere else when living in the Bay area (San Jose area)?
Both my husband and I have w2 jobs. We have 3 rental properties that...

Hello everyone!I'm interested in buying a SFH home in CO springs as a long term rental. I've run the numbers on a bunch of properties using the following numbers:- vacancy 6%- Property tax 0.44% of list price per year...

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I am curious how many of you guys own your own home? I ask because my focus for the past several years has been paying off the mortgage. Now that I can see the light at the end of the tunnel I can feel comfortabl...

Hello BP,
I have a few questions:

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I recently acquired my first tenant in a house a hack. Today I opened up a new checking account with my bank, and I either need to have direct deposit setup with a minimum ...

Hello, BP!

I am currently saving up for my first property and my goal is to have my first rental property in Houston, TX by the end of 2018! I am starting to become a lot more familiar with REI but one thing I’m conf...

Brandon mentioned in his blog here:http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/11/05...that if you own a property free and clear you could lose 50%+/- to taxes. He didn't say much more than that but that took me as s...

Hey all,Question here, obviously i will follow up with a tax attorney but wanted some preliminary info.Due to current mortgage rates I am exploring ways of getting creative.  I have the opportunity of a parent who has...

Hey there BP, I need some advice!  After recently reading the book on tax strategies for the savvy real estate investor, I decided to review my past returns. Guess what!  My taxes are all messed up!  The good news is ...