Hi all,Dug around trying to find something specific to my topic without much success...While at one of my properties today for an unrelated issue, I happened to notice a hole in the drywall in the hallway.   Not big, ...

The basic principles to succeed in growing your portfolio are taking consistent action, systematizing the business, and growing at a manageable pace by reinvesting and leveraging equity over time. There are ways to sp...

Due to significant structural issues, my renovation is over budget and I'm running out of funds. What was a bathroom and kitchen job turned into a major reframing. I need another $25k to complete the project, and I ha...

The main question I'm asking here pertains to what they should do with their house, but really we need to put together a plan for their retirement. At 59 and 57, they're getting a very late start. **Overall Picture***...

Hey there Bigger Pockets!Been a long time listener and reader on the site, hoping to tap into the collective intellect and experience of the group and gain some outsider insight to my plans for my property and investm...

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First time post'er, just found this site from listening to the Mad Fientist podcast and have been binging on former BP podcasts left and right.

About me... I was always interested in real estate and gre...

Hey Guys!I'm a 22 year old student from Ottawa, Ontario that has recently gained a lot of interest in the real estate world. I've been soaking up a lot of information about real estate and I am still a little confused...

I am an experienced investor with more than a dozen properties, a few paid off, all cash flowing, 100% occupancy, not highly leveraged (less than 50%).  I have 8 mortgages (5 from banks, 3 contracts).  After investing...

Hi, I am currently working for my girlfriend's father, he owns an insurance agency that does pretty well, especially considering the area his agency is based in. What are your thoughts on investing in this area? I wan...

Hi fellow investors. I wanted to see where everyone's risk tolerance is with accumulating multiple rental properties over time. I currently have 2 rental units (fun and addicting!) but I am a bit hesitant to keep goin...