Happy New Year all!  

As a buyer, I like 20% down and to pay 6% interest only for at least 5 years. 

The problem I always encounter is, you own the project for life.  6 years later they will call and say, "you remember that doorknob you installed?". 

Looking to expand in the next few years to STR opportunities across the US and abroad.

Instead of waiting years to save, you can use a short-term strategy to generate cash flow quickly and reinvest those profits into long-term wealth-building deals.

I spent months, no, years, reading books, buying No Money Down cassettes, (Carleton Sheets, anyone?)

Just aiming to get close to the 950 for now, then renovate during a turnover in a couple years.

Hello everyone,I’m an experienced real estate developer and builder with over 35 years in high-end construction and property development across Canada and Mexico.

Thank you.The BP documents are allegedly updated every year, but I've never been able to verify that.

They are brutal in all of South Carolina, but specifically in Columbia.A $1,000,000 investment property would be paying over $28,000 year just in property taxes.#1 tip I'd give if you're buying existing (or building) is to call the assessor and ask specifically what the new assessment will be after improvements.