Hey guys, I need some help. I bought a house at an auction. There was not access allowed to view the property prior to bidding. After I won the auction, I was walking around the house to get some more ideas on what to...

Question to all you investors:
Please share your techniques for buying investment rehab properties out of state, sight unseen; sources of financing, hiring/finding contractors, property managers, and realtors.

@Mindy Jensen and I were interviewing someone today for an episode of the BiggerPockets Money Show and the guy owns a condo in San Francisco (used to live there, now lives in Nashville, bought the place in SFO in 2009...

Hey there BP,I've been considering purchasing a multi-unit (2-4) in the St. Louis area for some time. It appears that one can expect a decent cash on cash return of 12-15% in the area, which is MUCH greater than what ...

Hey all! My wife and I are new into the real estate investing business but are in a good spot to begin. Our goal is to buy our first property (ideally a live-in flip) in June 2019 in Lincoln, NE. By June, we will have...

Looking for thoughts on which option to explore given my current situation. Here's the lowdown:- Primary residence has about 200k of equity in it. - Currently own one rental property (previous primary residence). We o...

Greetings all, I'm just getting started in the world of RE investing in my 40s, and would love some advice or insight into out of state opportunities to open up more possibilities and flexibility for portfolio expansi...

Hello BP forums!  I am going into my senior year of HS and have been accruing capital for the past year-ish.  I currently have about 10k saved up with +7k in my checking and 3k in my stocks(a bit less rn because of th...

I moved to Pittsfield Ma back in 2007. Upon moving to the area I decided to purchase a duplex with the thought of living for free. I landed a great job in the Berkshires and figured it would be a good idea to save mon...

First off a few notes:1. My area would be considered remote by most (the closest town with over 15,000 people is 80 miles).2. My area is considered low income, as most folks work for less than $15 per hour at the Lumb...