Hey Everyone!First post here on BP, but have been following for some time. Here's my storyIm 25, and I bought my first property last year in Vermont with the intention to repair and rent. This was done while living in...

These properties are my children's college education, I acquired them in 2005, only 1 loan no 2nd, never refinanced since purchased, but I am in a dire situation, any advice on where I can get the help I need to save these 2 houses, they both have equity... 

The BRRRR method focuses on acquiring properties at a significant discount, allowing for renovations that increase its value.

Umbrella is number one.As I acquired more rentals, I thought I should add in another level of protection - an LLC. 

I have one two-unit rental property in Denver, CO and am looking to acquire land and a house hack next year.

A franchise is only "worth it" to the degree their systems are outstanding and can guide you through the process of acquiring and managing the doors.  

We've been looking into acquiring suitable properties with our agent but the issue we're running into is the licensure specs (Maryland) contemplate owning/leasing the property before applying for a license (background - grandfather started the process 8yrs ago but deal fell through - given his professional status he was able to waive many of the licensing hurdles so not concerned about hiccups in the process). 

Hi Everyone, I just wanted to get some advice on how I could leverage the current properties I have to acquire more real estate. 

@Kevin ChubetKevin does this STR tax strategy also applies if you acquired the property as a second home / vacation home using the 10% down loan?

Typically, when funds acquire loans, they assume delinquency/default risk in exchange for earning a yield on their investment.Yet this would work differently – it’s a request to purchase debt alongside a corresponding put option/insurance policy.From the buyer’s perspective, as long as the seller remains solvent, with sufficient liquidity for any exercised options, it’s a risk-free investment.