Hello,I am currently a rising senior in college and live in Boston. I have had two internships, with my last one being  at liberty mutual. I have found that although the corporate world is safe, and I could most likel...

Hello,I own an LLC (my development company under which I buy and sell properties) and just wrapping up my 4th new construction project. So fair to say I have gained a lot of knowledge. As a result I have made the deci...

Hi BP Community!  My husband and I live in Denver, invest here and Columbus OH. We are looking to do our first 1031 exchange for 3 properties and should have about $400k in a single exchange or about $200k in each in ...

Right now I'll send a interested person our criteria and set up a date/time to view the property.  After the viewing I'll typically get their email (if I don't already have it) and send them an application (PDF).  Has...

Every book I have read about buy and hold investing talks about forming an LLC as an essential part of your business. The line that is repeated over and over is that it protects you from a tenant suing you for everyth...

Hello BiggerPockets community,My Name is Roger Mejia, I am a 23 year old college student on track for a Big 4/CPA Real Estate Tax career. I am looking to leverage the knowledge I gain through my career to build my own...

Investment Info:
Multi-family residence buy & hold investment in Indianapolis.
Purchase price: $128,500Cash invested: $22,000
This was a long-distance real estate deal, as my wife and I were renting in Orlando,...

My questions are:1) I intend to be a life-long real estate investor within the State of Texas. I will be inheriting one property in the next month that I will turn around and sell immediately and then potentially purc...

Hi there, I’ve been procrastinating introducing myself until I could get a profile pic up but apparently the only way to do that is on my computer and not my phone so I’ll post without a photo (sorry!). You can find m...

     When we talk about investing, there are two important components. First you want return of your money, then you want a return on your money. The return of your money bit is all about safety. Oddly enough, some ...