Hi BP!I thought I would share the pictures and numbers from my most recent BRRRR project in Pensacola, FL.  I picked this one up from a wholesaler(first time buying from one) back in January.  The wholesaler agreed to...

This is just a theoretical that popped into my head, but for those markets where rents are relatively low, would it be reasonable to take on a tenant with the typical one month's security deposit, but in addition you ...

Hey all! I had the opportunity today to take the plunge on a program known a the House Flipping Formula by Justin Williams. I asked all the right questions to the marketing advisor and came away with some answers and ...

General question, is there any recommendations or a rule of thumb for how long a house flip should take from the time you purchase the property? I know there are many factors that come into play. Thanks for the help i...

Hi Bigger Pocketeers!

I am looking for an online RE Agent pre-license course for the state of Florida (63 hour state approved course).

There are several schools with good Google reviews but most of the reviews are ...

My wife and I are getting everything lined up for us to start into real estate. We are wanting to work on flipping houses first and as we build up capital we want buy and hold property. I know there are markets eve...

I have a problem that has me completely stumped at the moment. I have a property (1 unit of a duplex) that is currently tenant-occupied. The sewer line runs out of my unit, under the lawn and driveway of the other uni...

Hello all- first time to post on this site. I am looking for advice, insights from an agent or investor on pricing my first property flip. I am a re broker in TX, but strictly work for myself and up until now I have k...

Just closed on this house yesterday, so I figured it was time to share. Although I titled it a "success", I can honestly say it was not. The length of time owning the home, along with the hours invested, which caused ...

I was wondering please, Can you have the PMI removed from your FHA loan , SO LONG AS you have " Less Than " 80% LTV on your Primary Residence  (  so a LTV of  79%, 78%, 77% , etc. )  ?And do you have to have owned you...