Real Estate allows you to be in more control. Buying stocks leaves you at the mercy of the market forces.
I have always been fascinated by financial markets. Investing in real Estate and the stock market excites me. ...

    Hello everyone. My name is David, I am twenty-seven and from the mid Michigan area. I am a high school teacher, but always wanted to use that degree to travel the world and teach English. Currently and for the las...

I have a spigot on the outside of my building, and the residents of the building next door keep stealing my water, despite having access to a spigot of their own. I have come up to the building multiple times to find ...

Hi guys, Needing a little help with rentals in Milwaukee, can someone tell me who’s responsible for paying the utilities bill? The landlord or tenant and at what cost they may be?Thanks!

I co-own a rental property with family. It's a single family home with 2 rooms, 1 bath in Grants Pass Oregon that rents for $1225/month. I am 1/3 owner of the property.  One of the other 1/3 owners is willing to sel...

Hi,A wholesaler reached out to a land listing I had on Craigslist and made me an offer and we signed a contract. He’s now saying he can’t purchase the land because it doesn’t make financial sense and he doesn’t have a...

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I invested with a company that does, what I believe is called, syndication.  The apartment building I invested in was sold over a year ago and I have recieved nothing except excuses. There is finally now som...

Backstory
Hi my name is Steven Natera. I'm a software engineer. I am from NYC, the land of unaffordable homes. Here is my story on how I landed my first property.
In 2015, I decided I would switch careers to become ...

Hello all of the awesome Bigger Pockets investors! My name is Brian and my wife Tracy and I are ready to begin a career in real estate investing. Our goal is simple, to build streams of passive income that allow us fi...

I'm gearing up to take the next steps in my REI journey. Currently have 5 properties (2 LTR and 3 STR) with waaaaay too much equity in them. All are paid off but one, and that has a LTV of about 20/80. I'm looking at ...