Hey Everyone-  Brand new to Bigger Pockets.... Making my first post about a 3 unit student housing apartment I'm getting ready to close on in New England.  Currently have two vacation rentals and an ADU that are opera...

Hi Everyone - I’m new to this community but I’m very interested in and eager to learn more about house hacking to create passive income for life. I understand the concept well, but am hoping that people can share thei...

So, I have this idea for a business that uses the BRRRR method. The problem though is getting enough money start is when it comes to buying property in my area. I don't want to go to a hard money lender for the full 7...

Me and my brother are looking to start a real estate llc investment company...my bro is an accountant for an established real estate llc in Chicago involved in bigger deals 25+ unit bldg...I have a degree in construct...

im looking to buy some rental properties and would like to finance the properties.  we are currently selling our home and should have well over 200k for cash on hand so down payment is no problem and credit score is a...

Hi Everyone, I'm new to Bigger Pockets and was wondering if anyone has any ideas about recourse regarding a situation I'm in.  I own a downstairs condo unit.  Upstairs unit, owned by someone else had a leaking toilet ...

Are there any creative ways to fund a rehab on a rental? I am new to the real estate world. I bought my first duplex recently. I started the deal about a year ago on a land contract. I was able to pay cash to make the...

Last week I was told to consider having my properties in a holding company. I'm not really familiar with this, I'm guessing it's having them under a corporation to limit liability and pay lower taxes? I have 4 propert...

I recently had a condo rental apartment unit incur some ceiling damage from upstairs neighbor toilet leak issue. It went back and forth and ultimately association agreed it was some sort of drain overflow and therefor...

Okay here's the scenario, faced with two courses of action. I live in Southern California, where obviously it's expensive to live. Perhaps homes are overvalued by 5-7%. However I have considered purchasing a multi-fam...