Cost segregation is the 2022 version of "bro, are you on keto?" If you're not posting about your cost seg results in 2022 - are you even lifting, err, investing? 
So let this decidedly uncool boomer spoil this lit pa...

A young married couple wants to rent a single family home I own in a low- to middle- income neighborhood. They check decently (good references from present/past landlord, no criminal history/bad debts/delinquent accou...

Hello,

What are all my flippers out there using as their entity for flips? S-Corp or an LLC?

Can you list the pro and cons of each for this specific application (flipping)?

I have heard S-Corp you can potentially ...

I currently have 3 units, with 2 more coming soon. I am looking for something geared toward smaller self managing landlords. Looking for the ability to list properties, receive applications, screen tenants, receive re...

On this forum it’s obvious that most are either investing, or want to invest, in real estate. But I often wonder, of those who invest, how many are still pumping money into Roth’s, 401k’s, and the like? I wrestle with...

Hello everyone!I'm a newbie to real estate investing and the quest for early FI. I've been saving to invest in my first property (likely a house hack either multi-family or renting rooms in a single family) in the Por...

{LONG POST WARNING}I've researched this topic in a dozen other BP posts-- but I could use some additional input from the experiences and opinions of seasoned investors.(And please, no "consult with an attorney" respon...

Still working on finding my first deal but luckily have found my market ! Now i have been tasked with helping my mom invest the money in her 401k account, I was wondering if there was a way to be able to take out 100%...

Hey All,I'm new to Bigger Pockets and this is my first question. How do I get my tenants to pay on time in one shot. Now before you go off and say the obvious, let me give you a background. I have 156 multi-family apa...

Hello, I'm new here but I guess the title says it all. I am 19 years old and I have about $30,000 to invest in real estate. I have no credit history and I'm wondering where to begin. Real estate in my area is fairly r...