I want to buy a house subject to and have the owner rent it from me. (He's willing) I then want to have him re-fi immediately, as he does not have a fixed rate mortgage. He would sign a 3 year lease for $2500/monthly....

Hi everyone. I’m new to real estate investing but serious about learning it. I want people’s opinions about what worked well for them to quickly and cost-effectively get up to speed about learning how to do it right. ...

I just need some basic functions, tracking rental income and expense categories. Able to run monthly or yearly reports on 10 to 15 properties. Profit - Loss statements, etc. Hoping to find something modern and cloud-b...

Good Evening Everyone! My name is Cameron and I'm beginning my real estate Journey in 2021! I am 24 y/o and looking to be the best version of myself, and complete my lifelong goal of an early retirement by being finan...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Murfreesboro.

Purchase price: $184,900

Cash invested: $10,000

This property is a 3 Bed/2 Bath single family residence that we acq...

I saved up some $100k & I'm contemplating b/w investing in RE vs paying off my first home. I read the Beginners Guide from BP its very informative, thanks to BP for putting together this free guide. It looks like ...

Hello BP community and for those who already made it :-) :-) (Baby boomers & Gen X)
when I was in school some one once said to me, to be financially free you need to have five sources of Incomes - at that time I ...

The Power of Real Estate and buying buildings for no money down: In 2008 my father did a construction project at 277 Gratiot, Detroit for a man who owned 6 buildings in Detroit's Harmonie Park near Ford Field, Greekto...

Hello everyone! I'm thinking of one of the below options but am not sure which is better from both a financial perspective and an ease of management perspective. For background, I currently live in a 3 bed 2 bath home...

curious to know for those who house-hacked, what was your general experience, any lessons learned? what were the primary things you looked for in a house hack in terms of return on investment?