Earlier today we launched a new feature on the forums sure to help our members save time and poised to eliminate the problem of members posting questions that have already been asked and answered.

Helping you find an...

Hi.  I had heard in some of the podcasts that there are websites or methods to find names/addresses of people who have fallen behind on their payments, but not yet in foreclosure (or in foreclosure is fine also as lon...

Hi everyone, as I get off market properties I am going to need to send out direct mail to these people, so I wanted to do yellow letters since it's cheaper I'm just starting out and learning. What are the exact materi...

Hi Bigger Pockets Massachusetts Fam,Looking for input on locations to begin researching for my next house hack. Currently hacking a multi in Worcester and if everything goes as planned in an ideal world will refi out ...

Hi! We have a tenant who is a Spanish speaker and he just can pay the rent with a physical rent. However, we will manage the properties ourselves so I would like to know where the tenant can go physically and pay by c...

Looking to jump into the game here in Virginia soon.From your experiences, how landlord friendly is Virginia for you? Please give some personal experiences and anecdotes. Looking for info on realistic eviction process...

INVESTORS: What are your experiences working with wholesaling companies?I'm now in touch with a few in Philadelphia.It seems after their fee, it is tougher to turn a profit.Would appreciate hearing the pros and cons y...

I am new to the industry. I have bought one property and it needed some a little work, which I used the realtor to find some options and found a crew to do the foundation work and new roof I needed. I am operating fro...

I am looking to get into rental properties and interested to hear other investors take on cash flow. Do you target a certain ROI or minimal cash flow? Any additional is appreciated. Thank you.

Background:$50,000 house3 bed, 2 bathCash Flow:Rent - $850Expenses:Down Payment - $10,000Mortgage - $201/mo (30 year loan)Rehab - $10,000Repairs - $500 (may or may not spend)Property Management - $85/mo (10% is fairly...