Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Fayetteville.

Purchase price: $61,000

Cash invested: $22,000

- Brick 3/1 SFH
- 1100sqft
- Built in 1954
- Located in Fayetteville...

Hi Everyone,
I am looking to possibly buy a duplex or triplex to house hack in Denver (live in one unit and rent the other(s)).  But, based on what I am seeing, the rent from the other unit(s) would not even cover th...

Hi everyone!

I have been an inactive Bigger Pockets member but this is my first post.

I live in VA, I have a few rental properties in Baltimore, MD. I am looking to start investing out of state using the BRRRR ...

Hi everyone, 
I recently got my license and I am looking forward to getting started. I have been house hacking for a few years in Beverly, MA and am pretty obsessed with real estate in general. I want to help others...

I have pretty much everything (so i hope) all set up from private money, rehab cash, contractors, realtors, inspections and a mentor for my first deal.

What would you advise to watch out for on my first deal? or what...

Hi All,Just moved up to Anchorage, Alaska after a 17 day, 5,500 mile road trip through Canada.  I am currently active duty military and will be stationed here for the next 3-4 years. Originally from Texas and am 29 ye...

Hi Folks! This is my first post. My wife and I recently bought our first rental property and are trying to figure what to do next. Our first property is only 2 months behind us but we are bouncing around the idea of m...

Ok guys so I am a bit confused as to what to do:I own two homes in Utah, they are both single family homesone i bought from the previous owner is in taylorsville he was renting out the basement and the top floor as tw...

I'm new, looking for my first property.  Where I live is very high priced and I am having a hard time finding good deals.  However, I see places, across the country from me (specifically looking in the Gwinnet County,...

Hi BP community!   I closed my first investment property, an off market private sale on the house next door, and have about 200k in equity.  My local bank lender tells me that I can't tap into the equity for 12 months...