Most of the discussion on this forum seems to cater to the DIYers. I haven’t seen much discussion on routes for passive investors to make similar or comparable CoC, cash flow, and equity as regular active investors. I...

When it comes to lowering mortgage payments and increasing your cash flow on an existing investment property, chances are you’re probably thinking about refinancing your loan and getting yourself into a brand new 30 y...

Good afternoon Bigger Pockets team! I have a family friend that had the fortune of inheriting quite a bit of money as of late. Through a series of events, she is now privy to roughly $500k. She knows that I invest in ...

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We have a dilemma and would appreciate anyone's input. We are both in our early 40's..no retirement at our place of employment where we both have been for over 20 years. Our jobs are very secure and we plan on ...

I am at a crossroads in my real estate investing career. I want to quit my job to pursue flipping full time and have enough money saved to live comfortably for 8 months. I also want to buy my first multi family for pa...

i have money in my 401k that i am thinking about investing in a rental property.im also considering at some point turning it into a rothi have 40k in the account. i have my eye on a 2 family for 49k that brings in 140...

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Four years ago I built two high end (for my area) Duplexes from the ground up. 3 Bed, 2 BA, Garage, All Brick, Hardwood, Tile, Whirlpool tub, all appliances.

Apprai...

I am a senior in college and want to retire within 5 years. What would be viable and possible plans to create 5k a month in passive income through rentals and apartment buildings living in Texas or Arizona within 5 ye...

I REALLY enjoyed this and it’s a very quick read. Mostly conceptual, you should definitely read the Multi Family Millions Book  (Of which I posted detailed notes if you search for them) if you like this.http://remento...

Most investors favor CF rather than equity build up.

The advice is get a mortgage as long as you can (30+years) so you can have a few more hundred dollars in CF.

This neglects the fact that you pay more...