1st time homeowner at 49yo. Offered accepted on a duplex in the ritzy side of town for $646k!! Never thought I could afford it BUT creative financing worked!! Thank you @Bradon & @David for the encouragement and education along the way. Executing and daily action made this happen. Now I’m thirsty for another property!! Thank BP community!!
I’m 17 looking to get a head start on residential real estate investing. Eventually moving on to commercial. These little tips and pointers are incredibly helpful. After one well on watching videos like these I was lost I was like man I don’t know if I will ever be able to understand all these things. But sure enough 3 weeks later I’m here just adding to my knowledge slowly but surely. I’ve been wanting to start this since I was 15 and it feels good to take action. I’m starting by doing private work on my own home to add value. I hope to apply for my real e state exam at the end of this year when I turn 18. Wish me luck!
Wow, I think it's awesome to see how young you are in starting in the real estate world! What can I say, the best way to learn is getting free education from experts or those who have gone up the ladder! Wish you best on your endeavor!
My son did this and he got his first two deals ( 2 million dollar homes) at 19 years old! He used the money to boost his career and get an apartment here in California, Best to you!!
I realized that the secret to making a million is saving for a better investment. I always tell myself you don't need that new Maserati or that vacation just yet. That mindset helped me make more money investing. For example last year I invested 80k in stocks (with the help of my Financial Advisor of course) and made about 246k, but guess what? I put it all back and traded with her again and now I'm rounding up close to a million.
@David Peters What is your advice for a new beginner like myself, I have been trying to practice using a demo accounts, but I am scared that I don't know enough to start trading all by myself. What to do next.
No doubt Expert Mrs Dawn Fitzpatrick Trading Services is very good, I invested £3000 and cashedout £24,250 after 2 weeks . I still wonder how she gets her analysis.
Love it. That mind shift took me years to develope. I use to punch in just to work. Now I when I punch in or do over time in the back of my mind I know each hour I work is a step toward another property and closer to not having to work. I'm gonna say it...its like I found a new religion that for every step I take it takes 2 steps toward me.
I'm currently living with my parents and I disturb them all day by telling what I read everyday . I think unknowingly it is a great way to remember what you read. And now I’m currently about 80% through "Playbook to Millions by Grant Cardone. I have read a lot of entrepreneurial books and self improvement books, and this book is my absolute favorite. This book is extraordinary and really gets you to work extremely hard toward your goals in life and succeed at multiple different areas like personal finance, real estate, business and career. This is an absolute must buy if you need a push to get you going in business or you want more out of life.
I can't wait to get started here. My goal is to make real estate my family's primary income ten years from now. You guys seem like a great place to start learning.
In my experience - the first was the hardest and the very BEST way to learn. So many mistakes in my first deal but it still all turned out great. It just took a little time to get to great 😂 I totally agree that getting started is the hardest part. Now my rentals fund our boat life 🐬
@@ryanthepianoman27 I talked to a few people that were doing what I wanted to do and jumped in. Made lots of mistakes in my first house but haven't repeated any of them since 🌞
@@LoriLivers thats something im having trouble with i really want to start a nvesting in real estate but i dont have any like minded people around me and i dont really know where to find them. should i just go ahead and jump in?
@@EricSmith-ke3ky I would, for sure! There are probably more people doing this in your area than you realize. There are SOOO MANY of us out here. Maybe search for a local FB or meetup group in your area. You sure can do it on your own - but it is easier if you don't have to. Let me know what you decide 😀
I’m very new to all of this, but once I get it and it clicks, then I’m able to get my first property… it’ll be go time thereafter!!! Creating Momentum…😎💯💰💫 Thank you for the information!! Great insight!!
Revisiting this! Bought a brand new all appliances included plus a second fridge 2400 sq ft modular home for just under 200k house hacking it with my brother and our roommates pay our mortgage! It really was a learn as you go process but you learn the steps because someone is telling you what do when you actually talk to someone in the field you’re curious about!
Just bought a multi family property on FHA and was wondering how long before I buy another? I've got cash from my home sale that I can invest, but not sure if I'll qualify for another loan
I was so scared I wouldn't qualify or understand. Turned out I was over qualified. I've been there 38 months and thanks to you guy I've only paid 5 months of the mortgage.
Is it a good idea to invest in multi unit rental property in other states? I live in Dallas. Dallas just too expensive. Thinking investing in Oklahoma or Kansas. What are good states to invest in? Any thoughts?
im in the chicagoland market. what ive noticed is that it is less expensive to purchase condos or townhomes unit by unit instead of buying a multi unit building. You will have to pay an association fee every month for your units but you wont have to worry about the maintenance of the buildings themselves because usually the association in the subdivision/building takes care of it. Chicago market is not good for multi-unit investment either currently but there are still good deals in my market and your market for properties im 100% sure of that
I like your videos. We had 5 properties, sold 1 2 years ago while the market was on fire....but when you talk about the 133000 profit I don't hear you mention the capital gains from the government talking approximately 33% of the profit. After owning that property for 18 years and paying taxes, you still get hit hard. Do you have a video helping with capital gains? Was your 133000 profit after capital gains?
Does ur bank requires you to present proof of income in all ur loans/refinancing? in ur case, do you register leasing as ur business so you can present ur financial statements to the bank as proof of income?
I own 1 property. I live in it and it has gained 100k in value. Is it a good idea to refinance it, use that 100k to buy 1-2 homes and continue the brr method? Or dont since the property is my home and not a rental property where it may be too risky?
I graduated college with an associates this May. I got a job but I didn’t see myself doing it for that long, so the other day I told my boss I would be leaving by the end of 2021. I planned on going back to school to pursue architecture but the college I planned to attend no longer offers that program. About 3 years ago I got my first credit card because I watched a video on real estate and I learned how important credit is when it comes to buying a home. I have a good credit score now and have been thinking about getting into real estate now that it seems to be one of the best options I’ve got. I’m planning on getting my real estate license online which will hopefully allow me to work with someone who is already doing this and will help me gain experience. How should I start my career in this industry? What should I do to be successful? What are the biggest challenges people face in real estate? I’m not an extroverted person and I’m not the best looking. When I think of a real estate agent, that’s what I think of. Do those traits really matter as much as I think they do? Any advise and tips are very much appreciated. Thank you!
@@hazeblank7441 Yes. Currently I’m just doing things I haven’t had the chance to. I haven’t started any real estate courses. Still not sure what to pursue. I working on improving myself though because that will hopefully give me the confidence I need to do anything.
Really like your channel and vibe:) I am base in Japan, real estate investment is not like in the US , very few channel such as yours unfortunately down here. The spirit is the same but was wondering if within your network you have people doing this in Japan also...
Thank you for the keeping me motivated! You have to get Shalove Geter, Mother/Broker/Property Manager/ Owner/Beast on the pod this women is inspiring and I think it would be great to see things from a property manager's perspective too.
If the property is undervalued when you first it you can still refinance later for a higher amount and complete a successful BRRRR. Even just waiting a year or two for appreciation will help.
6 months ago I listen to brandon book how to invest without money now I'm really close to obtaining my first house whit the purpose of to refinance the property as soon as i have some paid off and house hack 2022 i love you brandon
My husband and I purchased 3 homes back in 2008. Recently, we’ve sold two of the houses and more than made our money back as you can imagine. We have paid off our primary home which is one of the three homes that we bought in 2008 . I’m ready to make our primary home work for us by buying more properties with either a heloc or possibly selling but selling is the last thing I want to do. Any suggestions as to how to make our primary home work for us
I'm not an investor yet, so maybe this might not be the best suggestion, but I will still try to help. If you sold the other two homes, and were able to pay off your primary home... that is amazing. Congratulations. You have a place to live forever that only costs you property taxes, insurance, and maintenance costs. That's major. You could use a heloc or line of credit... but why risk it? Your dti is instantly lower...I would saved up for another deposit and put down on another property. Now, how you do that could be tricky. 15-20% down on a secondary, or move into a new home with a new fha loan, and rent out your newly paid off home. More questions than answers, I know. But you know your situation better than anyone, and must make the decision based on the outcome that you want. I hope this helps. I ask a lot of questions. I don't have it figured out yet.
I am a Property Manager. I have been able to turn around value add properties and generate lots of additional income and operate well under budget. I am at the point where I no longer want to work for the investor, and I want to be the investor. I am getting a little older. I would not even mind running a property that I own. What would you suggest?
Everyone I have a huge question. In order to be able to afford this I was thinking about being an electrician. My plan is to be an electrician and save up money for real estate. I want to get my journeyman license just to play it safe and than maybe hop in real estate full time. Do you think even as an electrician I can maybe buy two houses a year or have time to even work on houses
I want to buy an investment property out of state don’t know where to start. I am thinking saving partial down and getting a loan under my husband is this a bad idea? We aren’t homeowners yet but I think it’s the best way to have some income coming in. We live in CA
Brandon, First, I love BiggerPockets Podcast!, I found this podcast by mistake and I haven't stop watching it everyday. What about buying land and building my own duplex/triplex keeping it around the average price of single family homes around? House hacking on one unit and rent the other one/two. Will that make sense or worth it? I live in Naples, FL which is getting very expensive everyday. Thank you and keep up the good work!
It's a bit discouraging when you give an example of a house that's $300,000, the deal won't work unless it's $250,000 and you add detached bedrooms, and then this specific house gets sold for $350,000.
In the process of closing on a duplex will live in one end and already have a tenant $850 a month so basically I will have to pay about $450 for my half of the unit six months down the road will refinance get a lower rate and payments move out and lease each room the other end sorry I didn't do this through BiggerPockets I used to invest in real estate and decided to go back in it but have learned some great insights from this webinars we'll take it under advice I like the idea of buying a duplex for your child grandchildren for college ready to go to college they can sell it and have money to pay for school at least University Community College might be free if the by the ministration go forward with it unless you veteran and your children will go to school for free on your veteran benefits
I love these kind of videos because not only is it essential for people just starting out and learning it's even helpful for experienced investors to step back and remember the basics
God, I hate these videos where they claim to teach you how to start, but don't actually tell you how to start. What's a FHA loan? How do mortgages work? Etc. They always start on Step 2, not Step 1.
Thank y'all for sharing your knowledge! I have two rentals and can't wait to keep buying more as quickly as possible! Buy and hold investing is one of my favorite things to learn about. Unrelated, Brandon, keep up the BJJ training! My husband is a black belt and runs a couple gyms in Mobile, Al. If you ever come down this way, please reach out and come roll.
How do I buy a property without paying for it out of packet other than the down payment? I have invested in real estate. I had a good paying job, got a loan with a down payment and bought 3 properties this way. I recently sold 1 3-family property I held for 17 years and still have 2 properties free and clear. I have a decent amount of money saved. Now, I do NOT have a job and have not had 1 for a few years. But I want to buy another property. I tried to get a loan from my local bank (who loaned me the money for the 3 properties) but they will not give me a loan due to not having recent job history even though I have good assets, cash, no debt, a track record and FICO of 820.
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Just closed on a 4 unit 15 mins ago!!!!! Thanks BP you 100% made this happen
Congrats 💪🏼
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Congrats Vlad! Well done
Congratulations. Good luck.
Congratulations man!
You 100% made this happen.
1st time homeowner at 49yo. Offered accepted on a duplex in the ritzy side of town for $646k!! Never thought I could afford it BUT creative financing worked!! Thank you @Bradon & @David for the encouragement and education along the way. Executing and daily action made this happen. Now I’m thirsty for another property!! Thank BP community!!
Amazing and all the best to your plans and goals!
Can you give us an update on how things are going 2yrs later? Just curious
I’m 17 looking to get a head start on residential real estate investing. Eventually moving on to commercial. These little tips and pointers are incredibly helpful. After one well on watching videos like these I was lost I was like man I don’t know if I will ever be able to understand all these things. But sure enough 3 weeks later I’m here just adding to my knowledge slowly but surely. I’ve been wanting to start this since I was 15 and it feels good to take action. I’m starting by doing private work on my own home to add value. I hope to apply for my real e state exam at the end of this year when I turn 18. Wish me luck!
Wow, I think it's awesome to see how young you are in starting in the real estate world! What can I say, the best way to learn is getting free education from experts or those who have gone up the ladder! Wish you best on your endeavor!
@Jsmruler Are you taking online courses ?
Good for you, your a winner, wishing you so the best!! Good luck! 🎉🙏🏼👍🏽🎵🥳🥰
My son did this and he got his first two deals ( 2 million dollar homes) at 19 years old! He used the money to boost his career and get an apartment here in California, Best to you!!
@@kimberiysmarketstrategyHow did he start? Did he read books or did he just jump straight on it
I realized that the secret to making a million is saving for a better investment. I always tell myself you don't need that new Maserati or that vacation just yet. That mindset helped me make more money investing. For example last year I invested 80k in stocks (with the help of my Financial Advisor of course) and made about 246k, but guess what? I put it all back and traded with her again and now I'm rounding up close to a million.
@David Peters
What is your advice for a new beginner like myself, I have been trying to practice using a demo accounts, but I am scared that I don't know enough to start trading all by myself. What to do next.
@David Peters
Thanks🙏🙏. Sir I'll most definitely ensure to do that.
No doubt Expert Mrs Dawn Fitzpatrick Trading Services is very good, I invested £3000 and cashedout £24,250 after 2 weeks . I still wonder how she gets her analysis.
Love it.
That mind shift took me years to develope. I use to punch in just to work. Now I when I punch in or do over time in the back of my mind I know each hour I work is a step toward another property and closer to not having to work. I'm gonna say it...its like I found a new religion that for every step I take it takes 2 steps toward me.
@David Max Bingham well put
I'm currently living with my parents and I disturb them all day by telling what I read everyday . I think unknowingly it is a great way to remember what you read. And now I’m currently about 80% through "Playbook to Millions by Grant Cardone. I have read a lot of entrepreneurial books and self improvement books, and this book is my absolute favorite. This book is extraordinary and really gets you to work extremely hard toward your goals in life and succeed at multiple different areas like personal finance, real estate, business and career. This is an absolute must buy if you need a push to get you going in business or you want more out of life.
Grant is a hack
I can't wait to get started here. My goal is to make real estate my family's primary income ten years from now. You guys seem like a great place to start learning.
Whoa! Slay the goal Tanner!
Dam I felt you when you said “I want to be a very present father, and the path I’m headed is not on that direction.”
This guy is a straight up angel he’s helping thousands of people break away to freedom
In my experience - the first was the hardest and the very BEST way to learn. So many mistakes in my first deal but it still all turned out great. It just took a little time to get to great 😂 I totally agree that getting started is the hardest part. Now my rentals fund our boat life 🐬
How did you start?
@@ryanthepianoman27 I talked to a few people that were doing what I wanted to do and jumped in. Made lots of mistakes in my first house but haven't repeated any of them since 🌞
@@LoriLivers thats something im having trouble with i really want to start a nvesting in real estate but i dont have any like minded people around me and i dont really know where to find them. should i just go ahead and jump in?
@@EricSmith-ke3ky I would, for sure! There are probably more people doing this in your area than you realize. There are SOOO MANY of us out here. Maybe search for a local FB or meetup group in your area. You sure can do it on your own - but it is easier if you don't have to. Let me know what you decide 😀
GOALS
I’m very new to all of this, but once I get it and it clicks, then I’m able to get my first property… it’ll be go time thereafter!!! Creating Momentum…😎💯💰💫 Thank you for the information!! Great insight!!
It doesn't get better than having both financial and personal time freedom.
Revisiting this! Bought a brand new all appliances included plus a second fridge 2400 sq ft modular home for just under 200k house hacking it with my brother and our roommates pay our mortgage! It really was a learn as you go process but you learn the steps because someone is telling you what do when you actually talk to someone in the field you’re curious about!
in a partnership who retains ownership of the asset? how is that handled?
Feels like a purely motivational video.
Wow, I am coming searching bigger pockets on RUclips. I think I started listening to the first few shows in 2013. I've got some catching up to do.
Find the money through great deal is inspiring
Mrs Clarissa is legit and her method works like magic I keep on earning every single week with her new strategy
Wow I' m just shock someone mentioned expert Mrs Clarissa thought I' m the only one trading with her
She helped me recover what I lost trying to trade my self
I think I'm blessed because if not I wouldn't have met someone who is as spectacular as expert Mrs Clarissa
I think she is the best broker I ever seen
Reach her through What's App
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Is being a pro member the only way I get real information?
Just bought a multi family property on FHA and was wondering how long before I buy another? I've got cash from my home sale that I can invest, but not sure if I'll qualify for another loan
Brandon is lowkey the wisest guy on RUclips
I was so scared I wouldn't qualify or understand. Turned out I was over qualified. I've been there 38 months and thanks to you guy I've only paid 5 months of the mortgage.
How
Seems like this is tailored to USA. Does your tools work for Canada?
what are the processes for buying property abroad
Are foreclosures/short sales 🤔 a good
Just bought my 3rd flat in Spain. High ROI although not high cashflow I am buildng my passive income monster. Planning to acquire 2 more in 2022
Is it a good idea to invest in multi unit rental property in other states? I live in Dallas. Dallas just too expensive. Thinking investing in Oklahoma or Kansas. What are good states to invest in? Any thoughts?
im in the chicagoland market. what ive noticed is that it is less expensive to purchase condos or townhomes unit by unit instead of buying a multi unit building. You will have to pay an association fee every month for your units but you wont have to worry about the maintenance of the buildings themselves because usually the association in the subdivision/building takes care of it. Chicago market is not good for multi-unit investment either currently but there are still good deals in my market and your market for properties im 100% sure of that
Do any of these concepts apply in a historically hot market for investors? Hard not to get discouraged
How can i find the episode where i can see the slides??
Thank very much Brandon and Mr Green, I just got my first investment property, I started to build the machine.
I haven’t bought as I’m still in equities go find cash flow proprietors they’re around you will need to pay a premium or otherwise
From Canada! I found the first was easy to buy but the 2nd is getting so difficult the way prices have skyrocketed in a years time.
Agree !
Surfing is the greatest thing to do in the history of things.
Does all rental property have to be on a 15 year mortgage ?
the Rental Property Calculator!! best thing ever
I like your videos. We had 5 properties, sold 1 2 years ago while the market was on fire....but when you talk about the 133000 profit I don't hear you mention the capital gains from the government talking approximately 33% of the profit. After owning that property for 18 years and paying taxes, you still get hit hard. Do you have a video helping with capital gains? Was your 133000 profit after capital gains?
Does ur bank requires you to present proof of income in all ur loans/refinancing? in ur case, do you register leasing as ur business so you can present ur financial statements to the bank as proof of income?
I never received the intention journal
great video always watching please update the bigger pockets podcast for Canadians
How long should you hold an investment?
The longer you hold, the more profitable the investment. I plan on holding mine for life 🙌
I have no knowledge about real estate and I want to learn it. Can someone please recommend me some beginner real estate basics course?
I own 1 property. I live in it and it has gained 100k in value. Is it a good idea to refinance it, use that 100k to buy 1-2 homes and continue the brr method? Or dont since the property is my home and not a rental property where it may be too risky?
Hello. Guys do you have podcast about how acting with investors? how represent numbers? how much % is average they expecting on investing?
Fantastic video there’s a lot of homework to be done!! That’s why I’ve got over $100,000 and climbing that will give myself power to work on buying!!
Is there a coaching program?
I graduated college with an associates this May. I got a job but I didn’t see myself doing it for that long, so the other day I told my boss I would be leaving by the end of 2021. I planned on going back to school to pursue architecture but the college I planned to attend no longer offers that program. About 3 years ago I got my first credit card because I watched a video on real estate and I learned how important credit is when it comes to buying a home. I have a good credit score now and have been thinking about getting into real estate now that it seems to be one of the best options I’ve got. I’m planning on getting my real estate license online which will hopefully allow me to work with someone who is already doing this and will help me gain experience. How should I start my career in this industry? What should I do to be successful? What are the biggest challenges people face in real estate?
I’m not an extroverted person and I’m not the best looking. When I think of a real estate agent, that’s what I think of. Do those traits really matter as much as I think they do?
Any advise and tips are very much appreciated. Thank you!
Diontalk financial freedom. Find and watch his videos.
its jan 4th 2022 did u leave ????
@@hazeblank7441 Yes. Currently I’m just doing things I haven’t had the chance to. I haven’t started any real estate courses. Still not sure what to pursue. I working on improving myself though because that will hopefully give me the confidence I need to do anything.
@@00sra ayo get that fucking money yaheard ??? i wish you the best 💪🏻💯‼️
Keep your job go back
Big fans of your show! Would love to have you on ouur podcast. Keep up the good work!
What’s the fee for Bigger Pockets?
That intro was very motivating!
Instead to just poking around I’m going all in on this. 💯
Hey , how would i start? Which episode should I watch so I can start my real estate investing journey!
Awesome work
How long should you keep your investment?
Hi Brandon does this calculator work outside of the United States or only in the US?
Really like your channel and vibe:) I am base in Japan, real estate investment is not like in the US , very few channel such as yours unfortunately down here. The spirit is the same but was wondering if within your network you have people doing this in Japan also...
Thank you for the keeping me motivated! You have to get Shalove Geter, Mother/Broker/Property Manager/ Owner/Beast on the pod this women is inspiring and I think it would be great to see things from a property manager's perspective too.
I love this podcast!
How should you look at cash on cash return if you’re looking at a multi family home purchased with a VA loan at zero down?
Would you bother using the brrrr Strategy if you only have enough for a down payment
Depends on how much rehab the place needs, if you can get the down payment and cover rehab I would say go for it.
If the property is undervalued when you first it you can still refinance later for a higher amount and complete a successful BRRRR. Even just waiting a year or two for appreciation will help.
I literally learned sooooo much!!!! I’m def going pro in a few weeks…..my city is a goldmine for distressed properties
@ ASHASTORMTV What city is that
Hi,iam interested in real estates,if I may ask what are units in estates are they bedrooms or houses
Is it a good time in 2022?
6 months ago I listen to brandon book how to invest without money now I'm really close to obtaining my first house whit the purpose of to refinance the property as soon as i have some paid off and house hack 2022 i love you brandon
CONGRATULATIONS!!
I’ll be on this podcast one day
LOVE THAT!!!!!!!
Do you do financing on mentor-ship? What are terms if so?
40:20
In one zip code there are 200,000 vacant homes?
I have a question, we just got a rental property last year and the interest is going up how would you do cash out refinance?
Great question! We're happy to share on ways for re-financing and it's all for free!
Is it possible to buy in a 55+ community as a 27 year old if I intent on renting it out to a person of age?
Best podcast show ever
My husband and I purchased 3 homes back in 2008. Recently, we’ve sold two of the houses and more than made our money back as you can imagine. We have paid off our primary home which is one of the three homes that we bought in 2008 . I’m ready to make our primary home work for us by buying more properties with either a heloc or possibly selling but selling is the last thing I want to do. Any suggestions as to how to make our primary home work for us
I'm not an investor yet, so maybe this might not be the best suggestion, but I will still try to help. If you sold the other two homes, and were able to pay off your primary home... that is amazing. Congratulations. You have a place to live forever that only costs you property taxes, insurance, and maintenance costs. That's major. You could use a heloc or line of credit... but why risk it? Your dti is instantly lower...I would saved up for another deposit and put down on another property. Now, how you do that could be tricky. 15-20% down on a secondary, or move into a new home with a new fha loan, and rent out your newly paid off home. More questions than answers, I know. But you know your situation better than anyone, and must make the decision based on the outcome that you want. I hope this helps. I ask a lot of questions. I don't have it figured out yet.
I may need your help in the future. Have a good day. Be blessed.
@@DL-1 start with 32 u it’s
@@ryanthepianoman27 what?
I am a Property Manager. I have been able to turn around value add properties and generate lots of additional income and operate well under budget. I am at the point where I no longer want to work for the investor, and I want to be the investor. I am getting a little older. I would not even mind running a property that I own. What would you suggest?
Everyone I have a huge question. In order to be able to afford this I was thinking about being an electrician. My plan is to be an electrician and save up money for real estate. I want to get my journeyman license just to play it safe and than maybe hop in real estate full time. Do you think even as an electrician I can maybe buy two houses a year or have time to even work on houses
With a solid strategy and loans, definitely. Electricians make good money
sounds like a solid plan. problem is everyone has plans. get to work and stay focused on that one goal. save and invest your money
Do secured loans help you build your credit profile in order to get a mortgage, or do they hurt?
I want to buy an investment property out of state don’t know where to start. I am thinking saving partial down and getting a loan under my husband is this a bad idea? We aren’t homeowners yet but I think it’s the best way to have some income coming in. We live in CA
What’s creative financing
Gracias Amigo!!
So much value here.🙏🏼🙏🏼
Thanks for the great information!
Lol. I’m from Boise and said it out loud. Then you answered like you were listening to me.
Great content once again! Thanks!
Love your book Brandon that’s why I’m here.
Brandon,
First, I love BiggerPockets Podcast!, I found this podcast by mistake and I haven't stop watching it everyday. What about buying land and building my own duplex/triplex keeping it around the average price of single family homes around? House hacking on one unit and rent the other one/two. Will that make sense or worth it? I live in Naples, FL which is getting very expensive everyday.
Thank you and keep up the good work!
Thank you
Brandon, another great video!
How many of these comments are from paid reviewers or fake accounts? Jeez. None of these comments are written like they’re coming from real people.
Amazing 👏
How can I go into the Q n A?
Getting the first one is the hardest part.
It's a bit discouraging when you give an example of a house that's $300,000, the deal won't work unless it's $250,000 and you add detached bedrooms, and then this specific house gets sold for $350,000.
Red, good views bud well done
So mls is not money laundering services
In the process of closing on a duplex will live in one end and already have a tenant $850 a month so basically I will have to pay about $450 for my half of the unit six months down the road will refinance get a lower rate and payments move out and lease each room the other end sorry I didn't do this through BiggerPockets I used to invest in real estate and decided to go back in it but have learned some great insights from this webinars we'll take it under advice I like the idea of buying a duplex for your child grandchildren for college ready to go to college they can sell it and have money to pay for school at least University Community College might be free if the by the ministration go forward with it unless you veteran and your children will go to school for free on your veteran benefits
Invest into another!!🤙🏼💪🏼🙌🏼
I love these kind of videos because not only is it essential for people just starting out and learning it's even helpful for experienced investors to step back and remember the basics
GREAT content for free? many thanks, God bless you for sharing your knowledge.
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Brandon will be missed especially his beard but David is on his way to grow his beard to continue the tradition.
He didn’t mention a dscr loan when your dti is high. This is a very special loan
God, I hate these videos where they claim to teach you how to start, but don't actually tell you how to start. What's a FHA loan? How do mortgages work? Etc. They always start on Step 2, not Step 1.
I live in norway can I invest in real estate in USA as an immigrant living in Norway
You need a green card or a citizenship
Also your beard over the years has become freaking awesome!!!! Jealous.
Thank y'all for sharing your knowledge! I have two rentals and can't wait to keep buying more as quickly as possible! Buy and hold investing is one of my favorite things to learn about. Unrelated, Brandon, keep up the BJJ training! My husband is a black belt and runs a couple gyms in Mobile, Al. If you ever come down this way, please reach out and come roll.
How do I buy a property without paying for it out of packet other than the down payment? I have invested in real estate. I had a good paying job, got a loan with a down payment and bought 3 properties this way. I recently sold 1 3-family property I held for 17 years and still have 2 properties free and clear. I have a decent amount of money saved. Now, I do NOT have a job and have not had 1 for a few years. But I want to buy another property. I tried to get a loan from my local bank (who loaned me the money for the 3 properties) but they will not give me a loan due to not having recent job history even though I have good assets, cash, no debt, a track record and FICO of 820.
Wish I could buy an aventador for 180k and 1.4 0-60!