My husband and I are interested in purchasing a multi-family home to live in.  The idea would be to purchase a 3-4 unit home, live in one of the units for free, and rent out the other units to cover the mortgage and a...

I'm certainly a newbie when it comes to commercial investing. I have a good understanding of the due diligence required for multi-family, many aspects that should be considered for retail/office, but industrial prope...

I'm a newbie, so please forgive me. My wife and I purchased one rental property last year. We began looking recently to purchase another property. I stumbled across a turnkey solution. They will cover as much or a...

Newbie here. My wife and I live in Utah and want to get started in RE investing. We have 20k savings designated for RE and this would be our first home/property purchase so we may not even need to use that initially. ...

San Pedro is doing a $100M redevelopment project to do a Pike Place style public market. Its supposed to break ground in 2017 and finish in 2020. Any thoughts on if there is an opportunity here, or if this is already...

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Thanks for all your support! You guys have been awesome and since I have been here.. my investment portfolio and opportunities has exploded!!!

Let just say, because I have your backing, I am not ...

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My name is Dylan Hall, and I recently joined Bigger Pockets. I hail from Chicago, IL and am interested in finding new ways to finance housing in the United States. I recently graduated from the Univers...

I have 30 year mortgage (rate is below 4%) on my current residence where I've lived for about a year. I could pay it off (I owe $185,000) and have about $10,000 in emergency savings leftover. My family thinks I should...

This would be my 1st multi unit deal.

I put a post on Craigslist to find an off market deal and was contacted by a guy with a 15 unit for sale. I did a small walk through and have a general idea of the condition of...

We have a contract on our 2nd STR. Current approval from one bank is 30/yr at 6% with 20% down. Is this the norm these days with excellent credit? What about borrowing against a 401k or borrowing against our current S...