If I had a subject-to transaction, he's definitely the one I'd start with.

After doing this successfully 5–10 times, I’ve found it to be an incredibly effective strategy when approached carefully.I'm curious to hear from others who are pursuing similar strategies.

Lenders are going to look at your credit and time in business for credit cards more than they are the form of the business.

Hi BP community - long time lurker, first time poster here!

During this time I did not have any utilities turned on, and when I called to have the water turned on today, I was told there was a charge of close to $500 as a service fee going back to when I purchased the home in March 2024.

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Quote from @Walter Bowser: Quote from @Jay Hinrichs: Quote from @Walter Bowser: Turnkey is great for a first time investor.

More likely, he is hoping to use the extra time to collect more rents and thus more fees to generate the funds to pay his owner clients:(

If youre considering a 2nd lien, you'll want to analyze A) the blended rate between the two loans (this will be weighted, not an arithmetic average), B) the amount of time the 2nd lien will be outstanding, and C) the amortization on both loans.

@Jerry Zhang.As big as Pace is ... he likely will be sued multiple times.