As you can see by my thread subject, I am brand new to this. I live in a relatively small town about an hour north of Washington DC. I live a somewhat boring life and have held the same job for the last 17 years. I am...

What's up Bigger Pockets and friends! I am a full time sailor in San Diego, (please don't thank me for my service I'm just a regular person like the rest of us), part time realtor, and I'm also an aspiring RE investor...

So, I have been interested and studying up REI for quite some time now since I graduated University in 2009.

Some background,

-27/m
-I teach abroad.
-No debt.
-No savings (treated myself to some long dream vacat...

I've been listening to the "FIRE" community stating that it's best to max out pre-tax accounts and when you retire early, doing the conversions over to a Roth. This is assuming you will have a low enough income to be ...

Hello everyone, I am currently active duty Navy stationed in Pearl Harbor, HI. I am currently renting a 3 bedroom home with a few military friends so we can save some money. I am interested in buying a rental in the c...

Hey guys, I’m just getting started on my real estate investing journey. I work in analytics consulting and have managed my finances and investments well by myself. 401k, investment accounts, high yield savings account...

Talked to Penfed but they said their minimum heloc is 25k, my rental came in at a possible 15k. Do you guys know of any institutions that can go that lower?

Hi guys -Just working on my first three fix and flips right now. All three are looking good :)I used a hard money lender on one project and found them very easy to work with. However, I've also heard that portfolio le...

I would like to become a private money lender and be a partner with a flipper to learn about flipping and the market. What all should I know before talking to a flipper and any legal steps I should do before lending?

Hi everyone,

I am a multifamily property operator, and I am looking for some advice on where to park our reserve funds. Currently, we have them in a money market savings account, but I believe there are better opti...