Take a look at BP's blog where new articles are published every day: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog4.

I’m quite new here, and I am at the very beginning of my REI journey.

New laws require a bit more attention to compliance. 

Hello! I just joined. I have a background in distressed properties. I have built my boutique broker business around foreclosures and other distressed properties (probate/divorce). I have a general contractor license s...

Hi All,New Member, Always wanted to invest or start to invest in a rental property, Hoping to learn from like mind individuals, Thank you all!

You just need to get her out and find a new tenant.

A couple big-time development projects has recently gone underway (expansions of  hyper-wealthy member clubs)we're looking to expand into a couple new markets, but we are entirely open to other locations.So I guess my questions are...1-is there a hands-down, by-the-numbers, best location in the US to invest in 2025?

I'm not advocating he establish a new LLC without using an attorney or registered agent to define the bylaws of the agreement.

In other words, will my line of credit be limited by the old furnace by more than what a new one might cost? 

This would typically involve taking a cash-out refinance or a home equity line of credit (HELOC) on your current rental to access the funds needed for the down payment on the new property.Regarding the lender fees, having two mortgages, one for the cash-out refinance and another for the new property, could result in additional fees, but it’s not necessarily double the cost.