I have a signed purchase agreement for this fourplex for $328,000 in Minneapolis. Its a 2 story building with 2 units on each floor and an unfinished basement. Total 2500 sq feet above ground. There is gas based cent...

He talks alot about aspects of business management. He says there's more than numbers to managing a business. There's:

1. numbers/finances
2. operations
3. sales

He infers to me that I really do well with the nu...

so i just lost another contractor. as someone on here stated a few weeks ago, they are like a loaf of bread. they all have a shelf life. i tend to work with lots of insured, unlicensed contractors that of course can n...

Last week I attended the CCIM 101 training offered in Austin.  The course was really much better than I expected for it to be and it brought back memories of grad school and discussions of capital accumulation.  It ha...

Hello everyone,My name is Vincent Egan and I am an aspiring investor out of Northville, MI. I'm currently attending the University of Michigan - Dearborn pursuing a Mechanical Engineering Degree. While in school, I am...

I was hoping some of you experts could tell me how you go about finding your deals?  I'm looking to invest in single family homes, or possibly duplex to quadplex properties for the purpose of generating rental income....

Hi BP nation! Would like to ask for some advice on a deal in the works - 12 unit multi-family in the Tokyo area in Japan.The building is a reinforced concrete (RC) structure, which is common here due to earthquake cod...

Hey Bigger Pockets Gang,I am elated to say I sold my first investment property last week, as an Agent/Owner nonetheless.  Before I became an agent, a friend told me about bigger pockets, and I must have listened to 30...

A post in the landlording section inspired me to review and post numbers. One thing to think you are being honest with yourself, quite another to put it out there for critique by more seasoned investors.Putting my num...

I am curious how guys and gals that want to have a long career with real estate investing can perpetuate their capital.

Here is my question:

Let's say that you have $50,000 capital to start with.

You buy a $100,0...