5 Things Dad Taught Me That Made Me the Real Estate Investor I Am Today
Some might complain that it’s just another “greeting card holiday” but I believe Father’s Day is a time to honor the man in our life who was likely responsible, above…
Personal Development & Goals
Real estate investing is a continual learning process. Mistakes and lessons learned characterize almost every investor's career. The great thing about BiggerPockets is that it allows you to learn from the triumphs and failures of other investors around the country. Spending the time to learn from others' experience can significantly speed up your real estate portfolio growth and help you to avoid setbacks. This section of the BiggerPockets Blog is dedicated to those types of posts that help investors become successful in real estate and avoid mistakes that others have made in the past. You can read up on more similar stories and discussions in our Real Estate Success Stories Forum.
5 Ways You May Need to Change Your Real Estate Mindset
When I first started thinking about becoming a real estate investor, I knew I would have to learn many new things. Over the years as I learned, practiced and became…
Five Reasons Why So Many New Investors Fail?
Someone had to tackle the elephant in the room and I have never been afraid to take on a challenge or a controversial topic so here it goes. First let…
The Best Real Estate Investing Strategy for Regular Investors
An old proverb proclaims that “there is more than one way to skin a cat” and nowhere is that more evident than here on BiggerPockets. Week in and week out,…
Rental Case Study- What I Did Wrong as a Landlord
Several months ago, I wrote a piece called ““How I Accidentally Bought Two of Kurt Cobain’s Former Homes and Why That’s Not Even The Best Part”” that talked about my…
Justin Schnettler: Using BiggerPockets to Acquire Over $10 Million in Real Estate in Under 2 Years
Not many people can say that within two years of starting their real estate investing careers that they built a portfolio of property worth over 8 figures, but Justin Schnettler…
