Summary: I want to become a real estate investor in Hawaii. And I have a bunch of questions. Any advice is appreciated but specific answers preferred.1. Should I sell my $400k home in Alaska or try to rent it out?...

Hey guys. I'm new to the forum, but I've been on here for a while reading articles, tips, et cetera, and it's been a great help so far. I have a few questions of my own though and I'd much appreciate your thoughts.
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Hello, BP Community,If you have a Solo 401K w/ $100K to invest, how would you invest it, or what are you currently investing in with your Solo 401K? I am considering investing in a small rental property and paying cas...

First time posting. Would gladly welcome feedback. Bought a 6/6.5, 3,600 sq ft home second row ocean facing Feb 2022. It is cash flowing very well. First yr 160k gross (end of May-December) and this year already over ...

Hi, everyone. I wish everyone knew how great this strategy is, so I'm trying to spread the word. I'm not selling anything, just trying to let people know how it works. When you're paying your mortgage month in and mon...

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I will start by expressing my respect and admiration for the vibrant community of investors helping one another for the mutual benefit of all here at BiggerPockets. I also wish thank all those who ta...

Hello All - I am wondering if any Landlords are aware of a more economical way for potential tenants to make application to several rental units, owned or managed by different entities, without having to pay multiple ...

Let me say first,  this may be in the wrong forum but this seems to be the closest to the topic at hand.The question is, "How does one account for Vacancy and Repairs?"  The question is specifically related to Quickbo...

I've recently become interested in the idea of investing in syndication deals due to its "active-passive" nature (and also diversification of my portfolio of course).  With any investment, I plan to conduct due dilige...

Any recommendations on upstate /westchester towns that are along Hudson , low cost to buy with hopes /potential of the market rises over the next few years. Somewhere that’s a little better than Newburg ?