I have quite a bit of equity living in CA and my rentals are practically paid for.....I spoke to my CPA and he had some input as well, seek legal advice and make sure you get that umbrella policy first from your insurance provider.  

There's so much important info you can learn about neighborhoods (and individual properties) that simply cannot be conveyed by peoples' opinions, photos, or even video.As with all parts of due diligence: although you can (and should) seek the input of experienced pros, at the end of the day, the due diligence buck stops with you.Good luck out there!

Hi BiggerPockets Community,
I've got 200,000 earmarked for investment, and I'm looking to dive into the BRRRR, or the Fix and Flip strategies, My focus is rather on a few smaller properties in upstate New York—thin...

Want to buy and hold and fix up. Lender gave me these terms. Should I try to get them to extend term to 24 months and drop the origination fee to 1%? I have no experience in commercial loans. Thanks in advance!

Hey All,
I'm new to RE investing and jumping straight into multifamily and apartments. My goal is to build a portfolio to hold and maintain for the long-term. I’ve got some tools for finding off-market deals and anal...

Im seeking advice for my parents rental property. 

Now creating a list of General Contractors that I can seek to lead the rehab and happily bring them more business afterwards by referring them to a network of real estate agents and investors. 

I understand the significance of key metrics such as IRR and CoC in evaluating the potential of a deal, but the abundance of information out there is making it challenging to find a straightforward, user-friendly solution.What I seek is a singular, comprehensive tool—a master template, if you will—that I can consistently rely on from deal to deal.

Hello!I know there's no crystal ball or magic bean but I've been reading all the great advice that gets posted here and as a newbie I am hoping I might be able to get some guidance. I have recently been to Joshua Tree...

Your situation is probably better for seeking out "Non-QM Lenders" or potentially other "Creative Financing" options