Hello all, 
I'm trying to decide on where I want to purchase my first investment property. I've been looking in both Rochester, NY and Buffalo, NY, but also looking at neighborhoods on the borders of these cities. I ...

Newbie question here: I'm looking to buy a Class A triplex or quad within 10 minutes of my house and doing property management and maintenance myself. I live close to a large university. Of the 20 recently-sold small ...

Are there any meetups in the IE, OC, San Bernadino county area?About to close on my first Fourplex. Using FHA loan. The offer was accepted, but Getting a bit nervous.  The numbers look right according to the Renal Pro...

Hello everyone! I would like some opinions or advice. Here is me and my wife's situation We bought our townhouse for a little over 60k and closed in September of 2016 (and this is our residence) our HOA is $125 a mont...

After a lot of researching, reading, and planning, I'm getting closer to purchasing my first property. The goal is to buy a cashflow rental condo unit. I settled on a condo unit for a few reasons: in my target town, a...

Hello Bigger Pockets brain trust,
I'm looking at a 4 plex... cash flow looks decent, ~$120/door. Cash on cash looks like it would be about 9.5% (Brandon Turner talks about trying to get 12%), and Cap Rate is looking ...

Hey Biggerpockets peeps,I am looking to take on my first investment property EVER. I dont want to be stuck on analysis paralysis so I came here to hopefully get some insight on what I should be looking to expect from ...

Hey guys and gals, So over the past few days I've decided to put my finance and business background to good use and build a financial model from scratch, using a few ideas and pictures I've seen around the internet an...

Hi everyone! I found this thru the Marketplace from a reputable person. Here's the info:Purchase Price- 60,000Closing Cost-4,000Repairs- 30,000 (he emailed me the full inspection report and had a contractor estimate a...

In his book " How to Be a Quick Turn Real Estate Entrepreneur in Any Economy" Real Estate guru Ron Legrand claims that your MAO(Most Allowable Offer)shouldn't go above 70% of the ARV(After Repair Value)of a property. ...