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I'm excited to be here and connect with like-minded investors! My name is Tyler, and I'm currently a college student who recently landed a unique job opportunity starting in June 2025. For...

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My name is Diane, and I'm just starting my journey as a real estate investor. I currently live in the Midwest and, due to circumstances, house hacking is not an option for me. I'm working on build...

Hello Fellow BP member. I’m a licenced real eatate agent In NY, and new real estate investor. I have a question that might sound silly and easy to some, but as a newbie I want to make sure I do my homework and make th...

Hi everyone! I am excited to learn everything I can from this great community. I am looking to invest in real estate to diversify. I am invested in mostly stocks and bonds and know nothing about real estate. Thank you...

Hey everyone,I’m 21 years old and I’m from Seattle, Washington! I absolutely love Real Estate and want to get started as soon as possible. I have a sales based internship this summer, and I am heavily considering bei...

I see many vacant plots of land with views of the water around the Seattle area like in Island County or San Juan county. My goal is to build a prefab home/ cabin/ container home there and rent it out as an airbnb. My...

Hello BPers,So before I was saying I had good credit but no cash reserves so due to not giving up I believe I can get the cash reserves and also gain two rental properties. Tell me what you think about this situation....

Hello BP Community,My partner and I just set up our LLC and business bank account to invest in real estate in Maryland (Baltimore and Harford counties). We have no investments yet nor have we conducted any other opera...

The title says it all assuming you can get back 7% on stock gains yearly, going by current trends this seems extremely conservative, companies today seem to be growing much faster than the historical data we usually r...

Hello:        I've read that one risk of buying properties "subject-to" is that the seller/mortgage holder may file for bankruptcy, and the home can then be foreclosed upon. However, if the buyer is paying the mortgag...