Quote from @Chris Luckscheiter: I am 1 year into this real estate journey and am looking to connect with like minded investors, wholesalers, and lenders who can assist me in growing my portfolio of rentals and flipping houses.  

Always open to sharing ideas, strategies, and market insights. let’s learn from each other and grow together.

Coweta County has some interesting markets for rentals and flips, so connecting with local investors could really help you accelerate your learning.Would love to share insights and hear about the strategies you’re exploring as you grow your portfolio!

If you are looking to grow your network locally then let's try some local real estate meetup groups.

This is one of those “good problems to have” as the portfolio grows.

The data in consumer debt, and consumer actions is really freaking me out.

Hi everyone 👋 Excited to join the BiggerPockets community!
I’m a consultant with Ridge Lending Group, where we help investors structure financing to build and scale their portfolios. My background is in finance and r...

Instead of selling properties to access capital, many investors are using refinancing to free up cash while still holding on to their assets.For landlords trying to scale, this could be a way to keep the portfolio growing stronger without losing good long-term holds.Curious — how are you all approaching refinancing in your landlord journey?

Real Estate Agents Wanted! 🚨
My name is Adam, and I work with the BiggerPockets Featured Agent Program!
We’re looking for a few real estate agents to fill spots in our Featured Agent Program, especially in Los Angel...

There’s talk of a potential recession, and while no one can predict exactly when or how severe it might be, the economic signs are raising red flags, especially regarding housing affordability.Here’s some data that shows the growing financial pressure on Americans:- Auto loan debt is at an all-time high: $1.55 trillion- Student loan debt has reached $1.61 trillion- Credit card debt is also a record high: $1.21 trillion- The average credit card APR has risen from 12.9% in 2013 to 16% in 2021 and now sits at 28.72%These numbers paint a picture of a consumer economy stretched thin.