Hi All,

I am a new investor looking to find a good market to purchase Rental Properties. I live in Southern California where it is tough to find areas where you want to buy properties that cashflow.

What I'm hoping...

My job allows me to live anywhere within the Southeast (Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia, Virginia, and the Carolinas). I am looking to buy my first property in one of these states, but do...

What's the fastest way to build wealth in real estate?I am just getting started in real estate investing. I am currently renting and do not have any properties whatsoever yet. I have a good down payment (150k-200k) bu...

I was wondering why do I see some investors flipping 2-3 houses per year. While there are other investors flipping 15-30 per year? My take was that people flipping only a few houses  a year, were investing their own m...

Hello All! I'm Andrew, a 28 year old from Baltimore Maryland, just starting out on my real estate journey. I am starting to work with my dad who has a dozen or so rental properties and 2 massive commercial properties ...

Hello All, longtime reader first time poster ha ha.....My question is this, does the 1 or 2% rule apply here in the Seattle area? I dont see how it could, please read on.     So this past spring I had an epiphany and ...

Hi all, how did you assemble your team when approaching an out of state market using the BRRRR strategy? Did you start with a realtor and build the team the same way you would build it if you were local? Or are there ...

Hello BP Family,  I recently opened my first STR property, which is owned free and clear. I'd like to use the equity to invest in additional properties and received the below loan terms from my local credit union. I'm...

Hello...I'm a fairly new realestate investor with a big decision to make....

I'm hoping you can give me your advice after I give you the details of my situation. It would be helpful to also know what your reasons are...

My husband and I are interested in purchasing a multi-family home to live in.  The idea would be to purchase a 3-4 unit home, live in one of the units for free, and rent out the other units to cover the mortgage and a...