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Chris Seveney The End of the Influence Era in Real Estate Investing
26 January 2026 | 28 replies
From there, the ai generates all this in it's own stand alone website, 100% done via ai.
Cheryl Schuck Jersey Air BnBs
2 February 2026 | 6 replies
Anyone have success or horror story areas to share?
Suneet Dewan Tool for researching which cities and neighborhoods to invest in
2 February 2026 | 2 replies
Hello @Suneet Dewan,To keep this post at a (somewhat) reasonable length, I will be brief on each topic.
Nickalaus Hart New Investor: Looking for Advice From People Who Scaled Starting With a VA Duplex
12 February 2026 | 5 replies
Right now my plan looks something like:- Live in the property for the VA-required period- Refinance into a conventional loan afterward to restore entitlement- Use VA again for the next purchase- Slowly build a small portfolio while staying fully compliant with VA rules I know a lot of investors have used this VA → conventional → VA cycle to scale, and I’m hoping to hear:- How did this strategy work for you?
Justin Lewis Newer Real Estate Agent
4 February 2026 | 8 replies
An agent with connections in the local market will have great referrals (contractors, lenders, title company, etc.) and access to more deals (from other agents, wholesalers,etc.)Agreed with @Bo Smith, an agent who knows their numbers and knows their numbers is a huge time saver and an invaluable asset to an investor.One way to be the go-to agent in your market would be to stay active on these forums.
Adriana Cuenca Investing In Los Angeles
30 January 2026 | 15 replies
This certainly is not to imply that RE cannot do well.  
Troy Fallon Looking to get started
19 February 2026 | 19 replies
Is there anyone in this market that would be willing to help mentor me?
Ron S. Is it normal to have to hand-hold an architect on design?
18 February 2026 | 13 replies
They may just not be creative in the scenarios that you need them to be. 
Mario Benavidez Is the "DIY" savings actually a trap?
5 February 2026 | 4 replies
I like properties close to my house in a tough market to cash flow.
Michael Plaks The Unofficial Phrase Book of Bigger Pockets Tax Forum
31 January 2026 | 4 replies
I hope this little tongue-in-cheek guide will help some investors new to our forum.Code phrases:- I recommend you work with a CPA specializing in real estate.- Hiring a specialized CPA can save you thousands.- It's important to find a CPA who understands real estate and is an investor himself.- I recommend finding a CPA who provides proactive tax planning.Translation: It's me who I highly recommend.Code phrases:- Bookkeeping is where all your tax benefits start- I recommend you work with a bookkeeper focusing on investors- You definitely should outsource your bookkeepingTranslation: I'm a bookkeeper.Code phrases:- Cost seg will definitely help you save on taxes- You definitely should consider cost seg- I recommend a full engineered cost seg study- The IRS only accepts engineered cost seg studies- I recommend you obtain a free estimate from a cost seg firmTranslation: I'm working for a firm doing full-service engineered cost segregation.