I hope this post finds you all well! I have decided to turn my passion for real estate into a career and become a commercial real estate broker. Currently speaking with a couple of organizations and trying to figure o...

Here is yet another one of these questions, thanks in advance for your guys help.I have a home that I purchased for my primary residence close to 5 years ago.  I put 20% down on the property at purchase and got a 30yr...

I have a potentially very good probate deal where the executor will only speak to me and has not yet hired an attorney. Not knowing much about probate I have reached out to a couple of probate specialists and attorney...

Hi Everyone,I am a new real estate investor looking for my first deal in the Boston, MA area.  I currently have a job in corporate America, but would love to give that up to pursue financial independence through real ...

I've always wondered if using a credit card was a viable option to pay for advertising expenses. Some new agents, like myself, don't exactly have a particularly large amount of capital to start with so it would make s...

I'm new to Florida (tampa region) and trying to find different ways to build a reputation. Social media accounts are established, we have not yet set up direct mail yet, and may be setting a kiosk up at the UTC & ...

Hi,Looking for advice (dos/don'ts) around investing from a Selfdirected IRA into a RE private LLC that is leveraged.It would be great to hear from folks who have done above mentioned investments and their experiences ...

This is for anyone interested in sharing and discussing topics regards to commercial real estate in Kansas City. Let's help each other out and share tips and stories!

Hi,i'm in NYC and completely new to multi family investing. I have however worked for clients that have successfully bought and renovated multi family houses in the Brooklyn area. I've definitely been on the wrong sid...

It would be great to hear from people with experience in the San Antonio market how realistic it is to successfully BRRRR a rental property there.
I think San Antonio has a lot going for it: job and population growth...