THE JOURNEY OF A PART-TIME REAL ESTATE INVESTOR
I’m a day late but I left Thursday afternoon with my 8 year old daughter to visit friends in Seattle. We returned very late Sunday; 1 AM Monday actually. We had a great...

Are you guys not afraid to be in debt for 30 years? All three of my houses I bought on a 15 year loans to avoid being in debt. But all three of them have negative cash flow. One is almost paid off so my plan is to sel...

What is a hard money loan?
A hard money loan is a type of loan used by people who want to buy houses but can't get regular loans. This might be because their credit score is too low or the house needs fixing.Although...

Hi everyone.  First post here.  Looking for ideas on how to best structure my first big self storage deal.  I will be brief and provide the facts.  I purchased and have been paying for a large building (65,000sf) for ...

Getting ready to buy my first investment property, so I thought I'd be proactive and get pre-approved for a certain amount before I find a house to bid on. I contacted the big bank I have my primary loan with to see w...

Beware of Joe England! Podcast speaker #206I had a bad experience lending money to Mr. Joseph England. I want to share my experience in the hope of helping others who are thinking of investing with him. I always see h...

Alright, so it might not be "breaking news" but it's news to some.  So many of the threads and forums I’ve read since joining BP in 2018 have pushed the power of leverage and maintaining a high LTV to boost your ROI a...

DALLAS BIGGER POCKETERS - 
New investor here 👋🏽...I'd like to hear experiences from those that have built their portfolios the traditional way - finding a good deal, putting the required 15-20% down and renting it. I...

Hi,I have an opportunity to acquire a 3/2 under the following seller financed terms:       Purchase Price: $420,000                                   5 Year Note & Mortgage                                      Pri...

I have a dilemma. This is my first post in Bigger pockets. S&P 500 index fund has given a historical AAR (Average Annual Return) of 10 % in the last 60 years and 14.5% AAR in the last 15 years as of today. The AAR...