My colleague and I are planning to start flip investing in Indianapolis very soon and we are looking for reliable contractors and/or project managers. Also, since we will be buying from wholesalers we would need contr...

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So a few days ago i reached out on this forum after being absent for the most of 3 years because my rental property had burned down... long story short 3 years later i just got the keys to my newly rebuilt ...

Hi everyone!  Glad to be part of Bigger pockets community and hope to learn how to navigate buying my next property and how to finance it.  I work a Full time job for an Insurance company and am also a Realtor for MO ...

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I am a newbie and looking to find my 1st real estate investment. Looking for Single Family Homes to use as rentals and employ Buy and Hold strategy. Looking in the Kyle/Buda areas near South of Austin and also th...

Hello everyone. New to investment and the BP community!Im in the process of buying a commercial office condo for my business.I have been offered 100% financing thru sba 7a loan ( 25 yrs) or conventional loan (20 yrs )...

I am looking at a 10 unit building in Michigan.  The owner wants $200,000 for it and he will do a land contract at 6% with $50,000 down a 5 year with 30 amortization. It is a mix of 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom.  It is low...

Has anybody been to his training or have any info on him. My husband is going to pay the 1000 membership fee and I feel like that is a lot of money. He said that these guys fund deals- 100% but take 85% of the profit....

I have a question about a negative cash flow BRRR, a year into the deal. I have a unique situation as I have lived rent free most of my working years, at a boarding school that provides housing. I decided that I wante...

Hi everyone,My name is Felix and I live in Chelsea,MA. I say Chelsea because I am proud from the very small city that I am from and to have people look up where the city is.I am a Bentley alumni from the Class of 2015...

I moved to Atlanta in 2004, one of the things I planned to do was to become a landlord. Atlanta at the time lagged behind most of the rest of the country as a whole in RE prices and had seen only modest price incr...