My name is Beau Benjamin and I am a brand new real estate investor.  I am getting married in less than a month and then will be moving into a house given to us by my fiance's dad.I've always wanted to rent properties ...

Hello Bigger Pockets members! My name is Scott, I am from Ohio, and I am here to learn more about real estate investment. I just turned 18 two months ago and have been thinking a lot about my future as an adult since ...

Good morning!Wanted to get your input on this.Been screening multi-family and commercial real estate opportunities.  One thing I have noticed is the asking price with it's cap rate, is almost always priced out by the ...

I have 15 rental units and a primary residence in Frederick & Washington Counties, Maryland. Because they were acquired outright and my cash position has been continually strong since the time of the acquisitions ...

So....I lost my job and while back. I know nothing about real estate, but I'm desperately wishing to learn the ins and outs. Due to my job loss, my credit has suffered. I am currently back working and I did have to fi...

Hi, I recently turned 18 years old, live in NJ and I'm looking to become a full time real estate investor. I'll tell you guys a little about myself and my current financial situation. I found out about real estate ...

Hi all,I'm early in the "figure out where we are going" phase and will do a ton more research before doing anything, so my question isn't if this is a good idea for a newbie, the question is:  How do I value a small m...

So I’ve been researching the brrrr method, and have found it very helpful, I’ve learned that you can refinance almost immediately using hard money lenders. My question is why does it take so long for people to reach 1...

Lonnie Deals are financial boomerangs:I want to tell you about one of my favorite deal structures: the Lonnie Deal. That’s when an investor buys a mobile home on a rented lot for cash and resells it, offering owner fi...

Most personal finance pundits will tell you that if a purchase does not produce income and depreciates, it's bad debt. They'll also tell you that you should avoid bad debt wherever possible, buying things like cars up...