I had a tax related question regarding a self storage investment I am getting into. I am trying to figure the best way to fund the investment - either cash or through cash in a self directed (traditional, not Roth) IR...

I am heavily into investing and I have been thinking lately about investing in Real estate.

Since I am familiar with stocks and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) already, I thought why not give it a shot and see what i...

I'm walking through my first potential rehab property tomorrow with a contractor.  If the numbers fit, I'm not sure how I can structure the contract so I'm not out a bunch of money If I'm unable to secure enough fundi...

We just closed on our second turnkey property.  This time the turnkey process worked the way it was supposed to work.  We purchased a property in Memphis through Memphis Invest. The rehab went as promised and the inde...

Good morning, folks.Disclaimer: I am not a real estate investor. So obviously take my words with a grain of salt. However, I have underwritten real estate deals and managed portfolios of real estate loans for over 20 ...

At what point is it considered too risky to not be investing in real estate?
Rents are up, our financing is locked in for 5-30 years, and we have control over management. The same can’t be said about my retirement ...

With the market not showing positive gains, wondering if I should pull out my Roth, no penalty as I am 61, and invest in a syndication?  Our local flipper is offering 12% return.  Thoughts + or -.

Since I get these questions a lot - I thought going out to the BP community to see what they think might be educational.As a private lender, I've discovered the term is very ambiguous and vague to borrowers. There are...

Looking to build multiple multi-family rentals and would like to know different options if getting funds besides using my own money. Any advice would be great.

I’m a newbie investor with all my starting capital tied up on my second deal. I’m seeking advice whether to: (1) sell; (2) hold and pull equity out; or (3) a creative financing solution that I have not yet thought of…...