William Pichardo
Need Advice: BRRR Strategy for 1st Time Buyer
Hi Everyone,
I've been saving up and now have over $150k in liquid funds. I'm looking to get into the BRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat) strategy but want to build a strong team and could use some guidance. A...
Tim Youse
Noob from Baltimore - sell or rent?
Hello BP. I'll get right to the point. Bought a house in Baltimore City in 2005 (about a year before the bubble burst) with very little down. Fast forward 10 years, the house is underwater, but fortunately the market ...
Vamseedhar Vuppu
Need advice on buying my first rental property
I'm planning to buy my first rental property. Below is my budget.
$$ Range = max 350k
Down payment = max 25%
Goal = Positive cash flow and appreciation(if possible)
I'm thinking about 2 options. 1. Buying rental i...
Michael A.
New Construction buy and hold
I’m thinking about buying a new construction home in Dripping Springs as a buy and hold type of investment that will eventually be converted into a LTR. The issue that I’m seeing in Austin is that cash flow is non exi...
Greg Colligan
New investor/broker in Seattle area
Hello Bigger Pockets! My name is Greg. I've been lurking on BP off and on for awhile, but just became a pro member and decided to take real estate investing a lot more seriously. I'm also a recently licensed real esta...
Andrew M.
my plan for buying my first property
with the help of this forum and several books i have been reading in the past couple weeks i have decided that in the near future i am going to buy my first rental property.
my plan is to buy a relati...
Christina Womack
Looking to get unstuck in the SF Bay Area
Hi everyone!Our goals are to 1. create non-401k retirement cash flow and 2. reduce our dependency on our wage jobs over time. We think the right way forward for us is to buy and hold cash-flow-positive rentals, (SFR...
Account Closed
Why is building capital more important than cashflow?
I was listening to podcast #17 and at point 25:00 minutes, Brandon Turner and Jeff Brown were agreeing that cashflow wasn't the most important thing to focus on when you're young, but building your capital. The bigg...
David West
Short-Sighted or Prudent? Is it time to sell?
Hi Friends,
Here's the sitch. I have a duplex in a prime location in San Diego. I run both units as an STR and make good cash flow (~$30k annually) but it is fairly labor intensive. I purchased the home for $720k w/ ...
Christian Astorga
Starting out... And Raising Capital?
Hello everybody!I'm new here and this is my first post so I'm hoping I'm posting in the right category! I'm currently 20 years old and pursuing my degree in Business, and lately all I've been thinking about is investi...