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Flipping homes requires hard work and skill—but it can help produce the capital needed to run a real estate business.
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The topic of finding a good contractor is discussed frequently on BiggerPockets -- in the Forums, on the Podcast, and here on the Blog. Good help is hard to find. My flipping career started off ...
I have an extraordinary hatred for puzzles. Now, you are probably thinking “that’s a strange thing to have a hatred toward.” Well who asked you? I can explain… Where was I? Oh yeah – puzzles...
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Is small thinking holding you back? Not after this episode! Today on the BiggerPockets Podcast, Josh and Brandon talk with Kevin Carroll, a real estate investor who decided 18 months ago that he wa...
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If you’re buying a home, there are many things you need to figure out before you make the leap to homeownership. A big obstacle to consider when you want to buy a house is your down pa...
Buy and hold real estate is, in my humble opinion, the best investment there is. That said, it comes with a very noteworthy challenge: You have to manage the properties you purchase. ...
Many investors have fast-tracked their real estate business with the BRRRR real estate strategy. BRRRR stands for buy, rehab, rent, refinance, repeat, and it is a great way for investo...
A wonderful thing about real estate investing is that there are so many different ways to make money, whether it be with commercial or residential properties. Of course, investors h...
In the world of real estate, the “BRRRR method” refers to the process of buy, rehab, rent, refinance, and repeat (hence the acronym!). In this investment strategy, a real estate invest...
Hard money loans may not be difficult to get, but they can be expensive. Despite the cost, they’re an essential tool for investors. Knowing when to use hard money and how to get it is critical. ...
For the past several years, there has been talk of a potential recession for all kinds of reasons. But there’s always a risk or a reason not to invest in real estate. Should that stop ...
If you’re like most investors starting out, you’ve run a few numbers and come up with an acceptable price, condition, and location for an investment property. The next step is to set u...
I’ve flipped a lot of houses. My practice is to live in the home while I am flipping, to avoid capital gains taxes when I go to sell. I have learned a lot about construction techniques and house fl...