Just writing this post to help and warn wholesalers and investors as well. I've noticed lately that a couple of investors ask about properties and when i offer to send them my list of properties after they sign and re...
How do you decide on choosing a market when your first starting out and doing long distance real estate investing?
I'm in the military and am currently stationed overseas. I just finished David Greene's book, "Lon...
Just posting this in case my beginner’s case study might help others and also to get any feedback. I own a half dozen residential rentals, but with high prices lately decided to move into commercial real estate for ...
I was talking to a friend who has several dozen rental houses in the Milwaukee area and he said that he only does month to month leases on them. They are all in B &C neighborhoods. He takes great pride in his pr...
Hi! New here. Located in North East Ohio region. Youngstown area. Decided I wanted to start investing in real estate. I feel like I can watch all the videos and read all the blogs, but I really want to have a real dis...
Hello there, I am new to the Bigger Pockets Community and real estate investing in general but I am eager to learn! One of the first things I am curious about is how important is finishing a college degree in order to...
I have a home I want to rent. The problem is it is 1 1/2 hours away from where I live. I anticipate renting the property for $350.00 - $400.00 a month. What is the best way to show the property and field all the call ...
Hey guys,I don't have the money to be constantly buying LLCs for every offer I put on a house through a realtor. My mentor (who does lots of wholesale deals through realtors) made it clear to me that I need to be sure...
I just want too know should I use one llc to flip property’s or should I continually make new ones with every flip? If you can please elaborate your opinion on both perspectives thanks in advance I appreciate it!
Looking for suggestions on the best way to ask commercial brokers to send you off-market deals. Should you offer to pay a flat fee if a deal is closed? Wondering what's in it for them?