Alright, I have committed one of the worst sins as a new wholesaler. I have deals under contract but no buyers. Interestingly enough, what makes me a special case is that I already have a list of 26 buyers that I coul...

Hoping to tap into some of the insight and wisdom of the community to find possible options for my underperforming property. Before Bigger Pockets, I bought/over paid for a condo in 2009 as a primary residence on an a...

Hi! I know this may sound like a complete newbie question but I really need help. I want to ‘fix and flip’ a property but I’m not sure what borrowing route is the best to take. My credit isn’t that great, and my broth...

I have been researching HUD homes in my region and have found a few I am willing to put an offer in on. I recall in podcast 38 Travis saying he would put in hundreds of offers on homes through a virtual assistant a...

Assuming all things are equal (CoC return, etc.) is there any advantage in have four units vs two if the cash flow is the same?   I like to consider time spent as so in this scenario I would spend less time on two uni...

I'm trying to buy a cash-flow property that I can hold for a few years, while a tenant pays the mortgage and a few dollars profit every month.

Recently, i've hit a road block in my search for the first investment pro...

I'm a 24 yr old early in my career in corporate finance working for a CRE brokerage firm and I'm interested in getting a real estate license to 1) learn more about residential real estate markets before I begin my inv...

I own rental properties in Mesa AZ, Las Vegas NV and Memphis TN -- all purchased with the traditional loan (typically 20% down) and they are are moving along nicely in terms of their overall returns. The properties in...

Just wondering what people think about this. I mean, technically, a wholesaler is not buying houses, they are making a contract and selling that contract. What do you think?