Not sure which forum this should have been posted in but since I'm just starting out myself it seemed like a fit. Is there anybody who has, successfully or unsuccessfully, partnered with another person for buy and hol...

If this comes off as an odd post, I apologize, but it's something I am really curious about .... When I was investing in Jacksonville, Florida about 7 years ago, my main competition seemed to be hedge funds in the are...

My younger son joined Bigger Pockets a couple of months ago as we had decided to start investing in RE. He and I have formed an LLC for the partnership. We are going to use a buy and hold strategy investing in sub 50K...

In an earlier post, I mentioned I was purchasing a vacation rental property in Florida.  It took a few months, but we finally purchased a home that closed early this week.  The previous owner had several bookings in p...

OK, so I’m having some personality conflict between one of my tenants and the maintenance man. The maintenance man is also a tenant, but in a different building in a different town. These 2 buildings are approximatel...

I want to hear any creative, out of the box, or even wacky ideas of how to offer value and take over someone's business who wants to retire.
Let's say you have a couple of family friends that want to sell their busin...

I am new to the RE World as I have said before so I am looking for some help with this topic.I am currently looking at Multi-Family Units and came across a 4 Plex that is fully rented, good area etc....and in the post...

I'm planning to invest in my first buy & hold for renting out. My intent is to purchase and rehab it using my Solo 401k, together with a non-recourse loan from a hard money lender (I know several via a local REIA ...

My uncle and I bought a building together and after a minor renovation we're flipping it for a decent profitWe're 50/50 partners on the project (we contributed equal shares of the capital/expenses and we'll take an eq...

Hi, this is interesting! I'm trying to use some creative Financing, so I wonder can someone takeover someone else's mortgage? I mean for example; I bought my property last year for $100,000 and I put down $25,000 down...