I have a townhouse condo that I have owned for 11 years. It was my primary residence until I moved out of state 4 years ago. For the past 4 years, it has been a rental property that has served me well on a cash flow b...

Hi BiggerPockets! My name is Mike, and I'm a real estate investor and soon-to-be real estate agent based in Los Angeles, CA. I currently own 2 properties in LA (the first was purchased as my primary residence and is...

Good morning Bigger Pockets Family!My name is James and I've been considering making this move for about 6 months. I am starting NOW. Based on some early information gathering, I decided I'm starting out 2020 with get...

Good evening guys and gals,
I have a deal under verbal agreement at the moment until all the details are hammered out and I need some of your thoughts on it. This would be my first multifamily deal
Details of the pr...

I’m currently in the Navy and wanting to get started with real estate investing. I’ve been listening to the Bigger Pockets podcast and reading the various books published by Bigger Pockets. I have $40k plus saved up c...

I just turned 16 and want to learn as much as I can about the real estate world before I get into it. I’m currently saving money so when I’m of age I’ll be able to go right in, what are some things I should focus on l...

I was born and raised in the suburbs of St. Louis.  It is an amazing city, with great food, sports, and culture.  Unfortunately, urban blight has set in on many areas within the city.
I don't live in St. Louis anymor...

Hello BP Community,I am looking to do my first property flip, but am needing to get a little creative on the financing side due to minimal cash on hand. Although my liquidity is limited, I do have a decent amount of c...

My wife and i were featured on HGTV "Tiny house big living". We have several short term rentals in the atlanta area. We purchased/ designed and built the tiny house for 50k. We are using it as a short term rental prop...

Hi all,I've read articles online about how if done right, hiring a bunch of subcontractors and managing your own projects is cheaper and more cost effective. From what I've read, general contractors only do what they ...