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U.S. News and World Report, the global authority in rankings and consumer advice, recently named Fort Myers as the #1 place to retire in 2020! (Fort Myers ranked #2 last year.) U.S. News completed ...

Hi, I'm Jason Fernandes. I live in Delaware County (PA) very close to the Delaware state border.I am a software developer working with databases for my day job. I moved to America in the mid 2000's to get my Master's ...

Hi all! I'm a recent college graduate who has been saving up money and reading a ton of bigger pockets and am ready to get started investing in real estate. There are two markets that I am looking at, both have their ...

Hi everyone. Im looking to get a couple of turnkey properties in the midwest. I really want to find a company that has in house property management.  Thank you in advance!

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So I'll try to keep it as brief as possible while still providing the necessary info.Parents sold me their 3bd, 3br 1600 sqft home in Los Angeles (San Fernando Valley) for a roughly 15% discount from it's ma...

Hi Brrrr community! I am hell bent on this being the year that I start my brrrr journey with the purchase of my first property. Of course interest rates have climbed significantly, but I remain of the mind that invest...

Hello everyone, I am trying to rent my home to try and have extra cashflow. My wife and I both agree we need a bigger home as we outgrew our present home. I want to rent and my wife wants to sell. She tells me what is...

Over the recent years, the real estate market has witnessed a remarkable shift in preferences and trends like everything else, with a growing fascination for minimalist living and sustainable housing solutions, especi...

Hi my name is Anthony Tucci and I am from southern Ocean County, NJ. I'm interested in investing in this area and am hoping to connect with some likeminded individuals. I am an extremely motivated and detail oriented ...

I've heard time and time again that real estate will out preform retirement. Though it's hard to deny the fact that Roth Ira's are 100% tax free after 69.5. Getting into real estate I'm wondering if I should continue ...