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Shvonne C. Newbie from Ansonia, Connecticut
19 August 2014 | 13 replies

Hello BP!  My name is Shvonne Craig and I'm from Ansonia, CT.  I've been taking action in real estate since about June 2014.  A couple months before that I was just soaking up information and then my husband and I dec...

Scott Martin Hello All... Newbie to Real Estate from Oklahoma City
2 August 2014 | 15 replies

Hello all, I'm about as new to BiggerPockets as I am to real estate.  I have just recently finished my studies and passed my state exam for my real estate license, other than that I have very little knowledge in the f...

Marshae H. How to Determine the Value and After Repair Value?
2 August 2014 | 12 replies

Hey you guys,I'm pretty new here and in the world of real estate, I happen to stumble across the website by accident in my research, but super glad I did. After all the knowledge gained overall about real estate, I kn...

Dan K. Has anyone tried adding washer/dryer combos to units with no laundry?
4 February 2017 | 14 replies

Hey BP - I am looking at a rental property that has no laundry - not in unit, no common laundry, and not great space for the laundry.  Units and common space are not set up for laundry (no vents, etc).I've been lookin...

Roy McCuin New investor in Pierce County, WA
6 January 2015 | 9 replies

Hello all!

My name is Roy McCuin. I'm just starting out on my real estate investing journey. I grew up in Pierce County, Eatonville specifically. I'm actually closing on my first property (single family) in E...

Matt John Some lessons learned from my first deal (buy and hold)
21 February 2017 | 3 replies

1) Don't put 20% down. Especially if you are just starting out and don't have tons of cash and therefore won't be able to move on your next deal if you do put 20% down. Lenders love that 20%, but it just isn't necessa...

Jerad Casto Advice Appreciated: 6 Unit Deal
18 February 2017 | 9 replies

I'm interested in a 6 unit complex in my area.  The lender I am trying to get prequalified through is requesting 3 years of tax returns from the seller.  The seller provided the tax returns but the claimed cash flow h...

Luke Mike Split Large Single-Family House and AirBnB half of it?
12 May 2022 | 6 replies

Hello,I am starting in real estate and the market around here is very lucrative for vacation rentals.I was thinking buying a large house (~3000sqft), split it in a way to leave a granny flat for me (~600sqft), and ren...

Tohosa Twofeathers New Real Estate Agent moving to Flexible position
22 May 2017 | 7 replies

I am currently a brand new real estate agent. I want to become an investor, whether it be buy and hold, flip, wholesale or any other real estate venture. My question is, how do I maintain my license without working fo...

Guevara M. Updating Rental Unit To Compete With Other Units
14 February 2017 | 8 replies

I have a 1 bedroom, 1 bath townhome that is only 540 square feet. It's an upstairs unit in a nice community in a good neighborhood. My tenant of the last 10 years just gave notice that she will be moving out to care f...