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Gregory Schwartz ChatGPT vs. BiggerPockets: Where do you get your answers?
9 September 2025 | 29 replies
Also to make money, have a link to ads, books, podcasts, etc to monetize.  
Account Closed Out-of-State Investors: What Would You Change If You Started Over?
12 September 2025 | 22 replies
I paid $62,000 for it and it's generated me $1,000/mo net cash flow like clock work ever since.
Keith Lanier Investors / Wholesalers opportunity
31 August 2025 | 2 replies
You already have the deal flow source—the partner should help you monetize what you can’t handle right now.If it were me:Get the right attorney/CPA in placeBuild a buyers list this monthUse one system to manage every property coming from the attorneyBring on a partner who lives and breathes dispo + marketingYou’ll turn what’s now a part-time side hustle into a machine without adding chaos; I hope this helps you out, sent you a DM on BP if you are able to help us out, I would truly appreciate. 
Austin Fowler If you had $10M, how would you invest it?
16 September 2025 | 69 replies
Capitol costs are less, inventory is more available, less regulatory impact, more options for monetization, financing is simpler, accessing equity is simpler and more available, operation options are simpler and with greater control. 
Jonathan Price Very unique situation: Best way to use our HELOC?
25 August 2025 | 9 replies
As far as how to monetize the equity in the property, the most cost effective way to make short term use of the equity as cash is a Heloc.
Muhammad Akhtar S. First Time Buying in CA and The Multi Family Property
21 August 2025 | 4 replies
Scenario A – Including your occupied unit as "lost rent":Rental income: ~$8,625/moExpenses (taxes ~1.2%, insurance, maintenance, reserves, mgmt even if self-managing): estimate 35–40% of rents = ~$3K–$3.5K/moNet Operating Income: ~$5,100/moDebt: ~$9,963/moCash Flow: ≈ –$4,800/mo (negative). 
Charlie Greenberg Sharpening my Appraisal skills
17 August 2025 | 1 reply
I haven't monetized this game in any way- No ads.
Tyler Hall HELOC on investment property
17 August 2025 | 4 replies
Your $20K roof can unlock $200K+ in added value & $600+/mo net cash flow.
Matt Smith $200K HELOC – Best Way to Build a Local Rental Portfolio in Kaufman County, TX?
15 August 2025 | 1 reply
My goal is to replace my wife’s teaching salary within the next 5 years, ideally through rental income.Here’s what I’m thinking so far: Markets: Kaufman County (Specifically Kaufman, Terrell, Forney) Strategy: Mix of light-reno BRRRRs and turnkey rentals Target properties: $200K–$300K, 3/2 SFRs or small multifamily Projected rents: $1,700–$2,000/month Capital: Planning to use up to ~$140K at a time, keeping 6 months’ interest in reserve Roadmap: Build team → First light-reno BRRRR → First turnkey → Scale to 4–5 properties by end of Year 2I’m including rough example deals to make it tangible: Strategy Location Purchase Reno ARV / Refi Rent/mo Net Cash Flow/mo Light BRRRR Terrell $200K $15K $250K / $187K $1,700 $450 Turnkey Kaufman County $300K $0 N/A $2,000 $500 I’m posting this to get feedback before I start making offers.Questions for the community: 1.
Austin Fowler If you had $1M, how would you invest it?
1 September 2025 | 67 replies
There is no passive or passive-like monetization of real estate that generates the kind of capitol required for any note worthy pace of acquisition.