Hello BiggerPockets Community,
I'm a 31-year-old business owner with a thriving enterprise generating mid seven-figures annually. My journey in entrepreneurship has been rewarding, and I'm now eager to diversify my i...

I am looking at purchasing a multi family deal in my local market. Deal Stats:Price (Current List): $109,9002 Separate duplex properties on the same lot for a total of 4 units.7 bedrooms 5 bathroomsAll units recently ...

On another post which we kind of derailed, we got into discussing creative financing techniques and clauses some of us use in notes secured by real estate. You can read more about it here:

Original "Motivatio...

Under contract for a 3-unit mfr in Cleveland. My first purchase. Purchase price is 177K.Appraisal is 138K.I cannot make up the difference with cash since I'm already at the top end of my purchasing ability.Is ordering...

Hello All,I'm looking into selling a condo and rolling the equity into a new investment SFR here in San Diego. The second phase of the plan is to build an ADU. I've reviewed the ADU rules on some of the different city...

I've been speaking with family members regarding buy and hold strategies and Cleveland, OH has come up a few times (they are not from the area).  Can BPers who have invested in or have first hand knowledge (second han...

Hi All, 
I'm trying to avoid the proverbial analysis paralysis that creeps up on newbies and hoping you could guide me through it. Since I don't have the money to invest somewhere closer to home, I am trying to narro...

The offer on our first investment property was accepted today, time to start thinking like a property manager! Its an older 3 unit property with tenants in the first two units and the third is partially remodeled/demo...

And has any historical correlation been coincidental or is there a theory of why real estate price movements and stock market price movements would be correlated?  I'm referring to U.S. real estate as a whole and the ...

Just curious - I've never been part of a syndication either as an investor or the syndicator. We own our own stuff directly, and thus can simply ride out long down cycles (as long as we are not over-leveraged) and con...