Glad 2020 is over and I hope 2021 is better for everyone suffering around the world.

My Story Highlights:

I attribute reaching FI at 30 to a lot of cumulative efforts that stacked.The primary effort that let me ...

Hi bp nation I Need Advice. Debating selling or renting former primary. I can pay it off and is worth appx $300,000 and plan then to possibly pull out nice chunk of equity if needed to buy other rentals. Or can sell a...

Here's another reason to dislike doing business in CA especially if you're a trustee sale buyer:https://community.propertyrada...Unfortunately, this new bill regarding CA foreclosures will probably get signed into law...

Hello everyone, I’m looking to hear some ideas as to what you guys and girls would do in my shoes. Next week I will be selling my first “investment property”. It has been my primary residence for 2 years and I will wa...

My family was planning to buy a lake house in WI, IN or MI.  We were going to rent it out when we are not using it.  Lake houses right now in the pandemic are FLYING off the market at or above list in many case.  I kn...

Hello fellow BPers!Everyone talks about networking and just putting yourself out there so here is my intro.I am a 40 yo veterinarian, single/no kids, that is currently living outside of Tacoma, WA. The past 3 1/2 year...

Investment Info:
Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment in Fort Worth.

Purchase price: $475,000

Purchased an up down duplex within walking distance of Texas Christian University. Each ...

I'm from Massachusetts and am looking to start flipping. I have been thinking about this for 6 months. I saw and visited this property (http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/8-Weir-St-Auburndale-MA-02466/56310417_zpid/) &...

I am curious to know how those with multi-family/apartment investing experience factor rising interest rates into their exit strategies. Since most commercial financing is short term (compared to residential) a sale o...

Hello,

Would it be wise to use a HELOC to buy first rental properties?

Or do I just leave that alone and try the often suggested little/no down payment model?

Also, from what I can tell my area is poor for rentals...