I am a sophisticated investor that is unaccredited. I'd like to invest in multi-family real estate assets, not a REIT. I would like for the investment minimum to be $25,000 or less. Here is what I'm looking for:15%+ I...

Is there any areas in FL that seem like they could be great opportunities for long term holds? Does anyone have any experience with rental property ownership and could share their experience in areas that are great / ...

Hello everyone, been watching Bigger Pockets for a little while now and decided it's time to begin getting to know the community. I'm a new investor in the San Diego area, currently purchasing my first property, a 2BD...

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I'm trying to scope out places to invest in Pennsylvania. I've traveled to Harrisburg, Allentown, Scranton and It's getting a bit overwhelming. Having a hard time focusing on a specific market. I thought H...

Hello BPer's,I have been door knocking pre-forclosures for a few months now with little success.  I have been able to speak with a few residents, but only one homeowner who was not interested in selling.My approach is...

Looking for mentors. so i have been reading and studying these passed several mnths. however i would like some one on one guidence from experienced investors so i can move forward in my investing.

Hi BP community! My name is Eugene Cho and am currently working as a Mechanical Engineer. I grew up in the Coachella Valley and moved to San Diego in 2003. I have always been somewhat interested in real estate investi...

Hello everyone! I'm starting my journey into the real estate investing business and would like to know what your recommendations are when doing the researching part into single family resident homes. I'm planning on p...

I have a question that needs professional advice. I want to convert my garage to an ADU but I need professional advice on how to start the process as well as how to get permits to connect to the city utilities and sew...

It's the age old dilemma. The nicer (and higher demand) areas are more expensive but command higher rents. The lower end areas are cheaper but demand more repairs/updates and are harder to rent out. I'm in Dallas and ...