I've been involved with real estate since 2005, and a member of bigger pockets for a year or more maybe, but just recently diving in to discover the great stuff here in the forums, podcasts, forming connections etc...

This will be my very first purchase and I am looking into a triplex. If I waive inspection period, does that also mean I waive right to "inspect" or verify financial/rent roll history? I want to be able to verify all ...

Hey everyone! First post here on the Bigger Pockets forums after discovering the podcast a couple of weeks ago. I’m from Fort Lauderdale, Florida and start Law School in Miami in August. Luckily, due to my $35,000/yea...

I’m researching how to start the process of finding my first fix & flip property which I plan to purchase in the next 6 months. Questions are regarding a typical timeline:-do you hire someone to inspect property /...

Hello BP community,I discovered this site a few months ago, I love the podcast, however, this will be my first post. There seems to be a lot of very experienced investors on this platform. So I thought I would ask for...

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Charlotte has been a desirable market to invest but also presents it's challenges. With the rise in real estate sale prices and interest rates, it has made it harder to find cash flowing properties. Thi...

There is an REO I have under contract and still within my inspection period. I went down to city hall and discovered the additions on the home are unpermitted and violate setback rules. I cannot obtain variances sin...

Hello Everyone,I want to create a Mastermind Group for Commercial Real Estate Beginner's (Multi-Family). I recently listened to the podcast Lifetime Cash Flow Trough Real Estate Investing by Rob Khleif. On episode #21...

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So I understand the basic concept of a subject to agreement, where the seller agrees to sign over note or deed to the buyer, and the buyer begins making payments to the existing mortgage in lieu ...

Not sure if this is an innovative strategy or just illegal but I would like some input. I have a friend who bought several rentals ALL with primary occupant loans (3.5-5% down). What he does is include utilities ...