I just met with three different sets of general contractors to get an idea on the costs associated with the rehab, and I wound up with three completely different estimates.  Contractor A gave the property a good walk ...

I recently listed my first rental in Pittsburgh, PA (Allegheny County) and got my first batch of applicants. Unfortunately they weren't the shining stars I was hoping for so I'm curious about a few items as I haven't ...

Hello,

I have some questions about Lease Optioning a property:

1) Who has the insurance on the house? The originial owner?
2) Who pays the taxes and/or gets the tax write off on the property?

Any help would be appr...

Good morning everyone! I want to start by saying thank you to this amazing community! I really hope we can get some advice on our tax situation.In 2020, we only had 1 rental at the time, but an investor in the area wa...

I am in the beginning phases of putting my business plan together. My goal as far as an investor is to acquire a few houses both SF and or MF then start to get into buying and flipping houses. This is just a thought I...

I’ve noticed a few posts floating around about real estate syndication with some misconceptions. I’ve been in real estate acquisition and development for a decade and I thought I would shed some light on what syndicat...

Looking for some advice. I’m about two weeks away from closing on a 6-Plex and the seller just notified me that his live in manager/maintenance guy threatened to put a construction lien on the property. They have no w...

Ok am looking to wholesale some properties, what is the best approach to direct mail for just getting started? Should I be hiring people to write the handwritten letters for me at .50 a letter or should I invest it in...

I've been really looking at real estate investing the last few days and think I want to sell my current home (which we want to get out of anyways) and househack a duplex. This will give me a rental property for the f...

So I just posted my first article for the BiggerPockets blog. After hitting what I'd call a Grand Slam flip that produced a net profit of over $800,000, and at the risk of sounding boastful or as a braggart, I was co...