I'm new to REI and doing my homework before jumping in.  I like the idea of being a real estate agent for the commissions on the transactions.I'm not sure what other states do, but Massachusetts has an agent (salesper...

Suspicious tenant claim...Conveniently my new tenant of 3+ weeks brought a washer and dryer with them, which are being stored in the garage. Today they called to tell me that the washer that came with the house leaks ...

Hello BP community I'm just starting out on my journey and I am interested in investing in rental properties including vacation rentals. I have read "the book on rental property investing" and a few other books as wel...

I am wondering if you are able to house hack a tri-plex or quad-plex in WI or MN? Are you able to get an FHA loan on these properties by owner occupying one of the units? I know you can get an owner occupied/low perce...

Do I need to file 1099 for anyone that did work for me for an amount over $600? New to this. Thanks in advance

Hey All, 
As I contemplate my next steps I wonder what the hive-mind's thoughts are on the LLC question. One per property? One for a portfolio of properties? One for all the properties no matter where they are? 

Hi all,

I am new to the real estate game and would appreciate anyone’s thoughts here. I’d like to secure a few investment properties over coming several months in various cities across the US. Over the past...

Hi everyone! My name is Ken and I'm excited about string into Real Estate Investing. My wife and I started looking for a home in the twin cities area a few months ago when someone gave us the great advice about gettin...

i’m considering this strategy to increase my real estate portfolio 1. - Looking to buy properties from wholesale sellers 2: - Use hard money to buy SFR/townhome and I’m looking to put 15%. The hard money lender is off...

Fairly new to investing and I am looking for some opinions on BRRRR rentals that don't perform well right now with the high interest rate but are perfect when it comes to getting your initial investment back out. Yay ...