I'm new to BiggerPockets community and excited to participate. I currently own 2 SFRs and (soon to be) 2 small multi-family buildings with a partner in Tacoma and Bellingham, WA (two secondary markets outside of Seatt...

I am young investor with portfolio of single units only. I am looking to invest in multi family in chicago area. any help, suggestions or taught will be highly appreciated.  I want to tank you in advance the people in...

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Trent Ecklar HER Realtors Columbus Ohio Deal Review January 2019

Investment Info:

Townhouse buy & hold investment in San Diego.

1,521 square foot condo with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. ** Inherited property**

I am currently trying to hear everyones stories about their investment journey. If you have been investing for awhile I would love to hear how you started, how its going, your biggest downfall, and the things you wish...

Hello,I'm a pretty new real estate agent and I am 25. I have a lot of friends who are wanting to buy homes but it is an extremely tough market as you all know. Along with the listings being extremely limited, there is...

I have land under contract approved for 60 multi-family units in Ocala. There is a highway nearby and some well-known businesses.
The land is 2.75 acres. There aren't many comps for something like this. I have an as...

A partner and I are closing on a quad in Clarksville later this year. My attorney, who is also an investor himself, is encouraging me to hold title in our personal names and run the rental income through our existing ...

Hi all. First time posting here!I'm new to the real estate investing game and wonder if others have strong opinions (either good or bad) about all in one loans. My finances are solid and the all in one sounds really t...

Hi BP community, I'm looking to start investing out-of-state. My MINS is to secure financing. I'm not even sure if this ever happens but what are the pros and cons of using my hometown lender rather than one in the ma...