Hi everyone! I'm brand new to Bigger Pockets and a complete newbie. My husband and I live in Portland, OR and currently own some farmland in another state which is cash rented and brings in 20K per year in income. The...

It seems because the new 2018 Tax Reform laws are so new I can't seem to find real answers. I searched here and nothing for 2018 tax year came up. Maybe a CPA can chime in.  Scenario:Im renting out rooms in my primary...

New to RE investing and being a landlord – we're doing a cross-country move, and considering keeping and renting our current home instead of selling, but I think the numbers don't bear out, and wanted to get some advi...

Pensacola Investors - how does this downtown development affect your investing strategy? http://pulsegulfcoast.com/2016/04/downtown-pensaco...

What type of entity should you create if you(2 people) are going to be a private lender for fix and flips? Would it be any different if you were going to hold notes?
Thx
Eric

I have recently signed a purchase agreement for a single family rental property. I own three others currently Al with decent equity. Should rent for $2000 a month. Right now it appears my best option for the 25% down ...

Background: Just starting out, and I'm trying to wrap my head around how to get set up. Strategy is to BRRRR or buy-and-hold SFH. Great personal credit (780+). Planning to start small and grow into something bigger th...

Hi experts,
There is a property I'd like to purchase (for sentimental reasons) to live in in about ~5-8 years. Due to the current high mortgage rates and low rental rates in the area, it will bleed me alive if I purc...

Hello BP,We are upgrading our personal home and trying to decide whether to sell our current home tax free thanks to homestead or turn it into a long-term rental. Does anyone have a concise formula for this? With no r...

Ok, here is my situation. I'm a first year commercial real estate agent and work 100% off commission. No 2016 Tax return because I was a senior in college. No pay stubs or w-2's because I'm 1099 commission. I have 15%...