I accidentally thread jacked another members post, rookie mistake!!  Let me try again :)Hello All! I'm new to BP but have been reading quietly on forums and listening to the webinars!  I'm fairly new to REI but as it...

I'm worried that I'm not doing a very good job on the phone when I get a caller from my direct marketing...

WOW, that was hard to type! I was a successful financial services phone salesman for many years in the pa...

Hello, I am looking to purchase a nice CRM system to incorporate into our business. We do not do any shortsales and it would mainly be for wholesaling/rehabbing. Calendar and contacts are important. Does anyone hav...

I have a potential opportunity to acquire multiple properties from a single seller and wanted to get some advice from folks. This would be my first time attempting this.

The properties are 4 duplexes (8 units) that ...

I appreciate the fact that these tenants have stayed for 14 years. In recent years we have painted, replaced flooring, remodeled bathrooms (tile, granite, cast-iron tubs) , new appliances, new granite in kitchen.  The...

I have another tenant moving in this week. They haven't signed/paid yet.

Should I accept only cashier's/certified checks, cash, or money orders for 1st month rent and deposit?

With it being so close to move in, the...

I'm looking to start my REI journey in the next few months or so and I'm struggling to find properties that make sense finically. I'm looking for properties close to where I live in southern PA so I can manage my own ...

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Curious if anyone has what to say in terms of how to calculate which one is more worth it: to cash out refi on a Long term rental now at 70% LTV, and walk away with X amount of positive cash AFTER paying all debt...

Hello, 
I am a rookie who has been studying and getting ready to pull the trigger.  Some background:My fiance & I live and work 9-5 in NYC.  Ideally, we could buy a duplex as our first property, FHA loan, and hou...

Looking to get into the BRRRR game and trying to estimate how much renovations will cost for an average distressed 2-3 bedroom home roughly 1200 square feet or less. I still need to link up with a contractor and talk ...