Hi everybody!  I have been wanting to buy a single family home in Fayetteville, AR for a number of years.  I'm finally ready and looking at houses, but the market is so hot!  What i can afford is either awful or goes ...

Hey all!Given the weird spot the market is in, what do you see as being the best strategies for investing right now and the near future?We just sold our live in flip a couple months ago and have been working on our ne...

Looking for some serious guidance. I have never considered real estate investing until a family member got into real estate. I have the real estate BUG now !!! I am not starting from scratch but can't help but wonder ...

Hi, so I am 22 years old, live around the Seattle area, and am looking to get into real estate investing. I have spent a decent amount of time on Bigger Pockets and other investment mediums to gain some knowledge but ...

Hello all, I'm excited to join the Bigger Pockets community. I've read a couple of bigger pocket books and listened to numerous podcasts and figured it's time to introduce myself! I live in Queens, NY and started inve...

Hello everyone, my name is Aaron and I am a born and raised Okie (Oklahoman) that has transplanted to Phoenix, Arizona in the last year.  I am a mechanical engineer by trade, but have been listening to the BiggerPocke...

Hello all,A lateral move with my current employer has my family moving to North Carolina.  We are thinking a "Project House" in the SE Suburbs/ Exburbs of Charlotte, High Point / Greensboro, or suburb / Exburbs of Ral...

Hey Guys, I’m a Cash Buyer In the Miami Fl area but I’m thinking about Investing in Virginia, preferably Portsmouth, Norfolk area. My question is How is the Rental Market in these area? Also, which is more popular as ...

Hello everybody!
I'm relatively new to the world of real estate investing and would greatly appreciate some help in figuring out my criteria!.  I believe I am currently stuck in analysis paralysis for these 2 reasons...

Wow.. where to start. I am looking at some rental property for long-term buy and hold that is not in my hometown. Reason? Around here, its the 0.8% rule, not the 1% to 1.5% that makes the numbers work so much better.
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