Hello BP Community,
I'm looking for advice or resources on how to scale our real estate acquisitions team. We're based in Kansas City, MO, and are currently generating just over $1M in revenue annually (~50 transacti...

You mentioned $25,000, but you’ll need to spread that over multiple years unless you're using other strategies.Five-Year Rule: The converted amount will need to stay in the Roth for five years before you can withdraw it without penalty.

I tried a lot of the free resources and most of the numbers are not working.Look up “National Cellular Directory”, they might have what you seek. 

Depends on LTV, FICO, DSCR, and prepayment penalty, however. 

However, failing to pay the tax could result in a lien against my company, complicating the approval process for a mortgage and incurring an estimated $10K in penalties. 

With the economy and market as they are, should I continue aggressively paying down the HELOC to potentially borrow against again or should I just pay the Interest Only (IO) payments and seek other funding at the current day higher interest rates?

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Note my late fee is high enough to be a penalty, but it is not high enough to compensate me for effort to hunt down delinquent rent (my time is precious, I expect to be well compensated for my time especially if I am doing something as undesirable as collecting delinquent rents.  

I am seeking advice on finding equity investors or lenders who can offer more flexible payment schemes with low or no downpayment at the beginneing, particularly for construction projects with a timeline of approximately two years.

Hello,I'm looking for a little advice on which debt I should reduce. I have $30,000 I've decided I want to put down on the principal of one of two rental properties I currently have mortgaged. I'm curious to hear whic...