Hi everyone, long time listener and reader but have yet to begin my own investing career. I am hoping to acquire my first multifamily in the Boston area in 2024, but before I do, I have to decide on what direction to ...

Hi all, can anyone provide me with details about the Northern Charlotte, North Carolina housing/rental market, specifically for cash flow purposes? A potential real estate investing partner from work recently suggeste...

So I remember in the podcasts a few guests talking about learning the hard way when dealing with contractors. Losing money, dealing with mechanics liens, etc. They all mentioned that the more signed documents you coll...

Hello, due to my pretty unique tax situation at the moment what seems to be the best option for me after selling a property in Boston is to take a slice of the proceeds and buy buildable land for around $100k. Normal ...

Trying to get started in RE investing in the Tallahassee, Florida market. Do any current local investors have experience with any quality, and more importantly, eager/hungry contractors that want to get the job done??...

Hello everyone, My wife and I are new investors in Versailles, Kentucky, just outside of Lexington in central Kentucky. We have been successfully renting our previous home for the past 4.5 years, but have not yet pur...

To start off, I have no idea what type of response to expect from my question. My Bigger Pockets forum cherry is dunzo!I am a 25 year old working man. I moved to Nashville from Knoxville after college for my first job...

Is it normal in Houston for a housing complex to have a detention pond? Is this new regulation? I wonder what it means for the resale value even if it is mandatory due to regulations, especially for the houses just be...

I do not know if I am just getting older (Im gen x) and more jaded or if it is a red flag, but I hate it when I am looking to hire someone or have hired and they in a convo about said work tell me that they are "helpi...

I just started reading the BRRRR book by David Greene. MIND BLOWN! Up to this point I had only considered the traditional way of borrowing money through a mortgage company.
I am a newbie and am looking to not only p...