Hello everybody,Quick question for everybody. Can you purchase a property with a Hard Money loan and then refinance into a different type of loan to have a lower interest rate?Thank you for your time,Andrew

Pretty basic question. Trying to decide which route to take with that amount. Considered buying apartments or building storage facilities. Its not doing much sitting in the bank/ stock market/money market funds.

I plan on starting out in real estate investing by wholesaling to cash buyers. I want to start by wholesaling because it will allow me to gain practical experience and knowledge (of which I currently have little) with...

First things first, my name is Brandon, and I'm a 19 year old kid from Fargo, ND. To be completely honest, I have no background in real estate, other than the fact that I've taken a few years of Management class in Hi...

I am a young aspiring REI, bought my first condo 6 months ago. A HAP property, got a pretty good deal on it, thanks to the government!

I have money saved up, and am currently saving about 1,000/month and looking t...

Hello BiggerPockets, I have a property that I purchased outright and repaired. I want to start my brrrr path and was wondering would be the best strategy: should I just refinance and use that money for my next purchas...

Hi all,I'm the new guy in the Bay Area!  Well, not really new since I've lived here for over 40 years. I've been lurking on BP for the last year and thought that I'd make my official introduction as well as go Pro. I'...

Hi there Bigger pockets users, Its been a while since Iv posted on here but I seem to be in a battle with myself over what to do in my current situation.I have a Triplex that is in the processes of getting all the win...

I have been following the BiggerPockets podcast and grabbing advice from the site for over 6 months.  I have finally decided to join the site.  Last week my wife and I closed on our first rental property!  It came on ...

I am at the point where i am ready to start asking people for private money and use the BRRR method of building a successful real estate portfolio. I've worked as a bartender for the past 6 years at a high end restaur...