For newer investors, partnerships can bridge the gap..bringing together capital partners and experienced operators to share both risk and upside.If you’re exploring this seriously, it helps to model both debt and equity scenarios side by side to see which aligns best with your goals and timeline. 

In many cases, rent just doesn’t cover expenses anymore.I’m now exploring other markets and would love to hear from investors in different areas how your markets are performing, any creative deal structures you’re using, and what strategies are working for you.Also, for those of you investing from expensive markets like SoCal, how are you approaching it?

That kind of support can make or break your early deals.Stay active here and in your local network, you’ll gain insights quickly and find those right-fit opportunities faster.Feel free to reach out anytime if you want to chat strategy or explore funding options tailored for your market.Glad to have you,Drago

Hi everyone – I’m new here and want to start investing in the Augusta, GA market. I currently live just outside Boston, MA, so out-of-state investing feels like the right path for me.
Since I’m just starting out and ...

I’ve heard and seen (BP Forums) that there is an advancement in AI tools being used in real estate lately, and I’m curious; especially as we’ve been helping investors use chat agents for handling inquiries, scheduling...

.: Hi BP Community 👋🏾I’m exploring sober living investing and came across the Sober Living Riches program by Andrew Lamb.

As I was exploring the idea of buying a property through Norada, they extolled the out of state tax benefits because I live in a high income tax state.

I'd love some recommendations for reputable lenders, online or otherwise.

I also find that it's easier to place quality tenants when they're dealing with you and not a property management company - a lot of tenants have had bad property management experiences and avoid listings when they see a company with a bad reputation.

I'd like to explore the USA market, to make money on short-term rentals and build equity.