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Andrew Caldieraro Easiest way to find addresses of properties of a specific type?
28 January 2020 | 13 replies
List source or county assessor?
Monty Bruckman New Investor in Phoenix Deer Valley
25 January 2020 | 6 replies
I am considering creating an s corp or llc for the property to utilize the limited liability and tax benefits, but I'm not sure if that would be better than a traditional house hack.I've been researching various options for a couple months and gathering information from the above sources but I wanted to get another opinion on my options.Any insight would be greatly appreciated.Thank you,Monty B.
Nelson Del Castillo Buying a banked owned property with a lien
26 January 2020 | 14 replies
@Nelson Del Castillo What is the source of the lien.
Brad Fry New Investor and HUGE BP Fan
26 January 2020 | 5 replies
Rich Dad Poor Dad from Robert Kiyosaki is also an inspiring book to get you in the right mental state.And besides the BP podcast, The Real Estate Guys podcast is another great source for learning as well.From a new aspiring investor to another, I wish you the best of luck in the future! 
Camden Kelly My First Major Project
24 January 2020 | 0 replies
.), two bathrooms, added a bathroom, fully redid the kitchen, refinished the hardwoods, paint, baseboard, trim, redid all of the plumbing in the house (above and below ground), water proofed the basement (internal/external french drains and sump pumps, and did all of the landscaping (mulch, new sod, removal of trees, etc.)
Steve Hiltabiddle Private Lending: What information do you require from a borrower?
27 January 2020 | 7 replies
If the float (capital outlay between draws) is $10K, but they can't show $10K in cash from any source, that's a problem.Of course, you want to know your borrower isn't a criminal or have a history of fraud.When you back out what you need, your list for due diligence becomes apparent. 
Rosa Lepore NEW INVESTOR NEED ADVISE ON HOW TO INVEST $100-$120K
28 January 2020 | 37 replies
Yes you can buy 1 house but then you have 1 income stream and 1 source of appreciation.
Maria D'Aura Where would you buy if looking for cashflow?
5 March 2020 | 126 replies
Houston remains on the lower end compared to other major cities with a median home price between $175-223K and Median rent between $995-1500In the Top 10% for cities with the highest appreciation in the US. depending on what area between 4.42-7.21% (Houston)  vs 3.37% (USA)As of 2018 Houston is #14 for cities with fastest growth and migration from other US citiesAs of 2019 Houston is #30 out of 125 cities for best places to live in the US Sources: neighborhoodscout.comrealestate.usnews.comrealwealthnetwork.comhar.comWallethub.comcensus.gov
Raj Bhalla Fix & Flips/ Rental Deal Sourcing
22 February 2020 | 6 replies

Hello,
I will be spending a considerable amount of time in Philly in the years to come so I wanted to connect with the Philly community. I have reached out to a few of you but wanted to start a discussion to meet oth...

Daniel Lee Will using a different type of loan effect my VA loan?
24 January 2020 | 1 reply
You don't always need 2 years on the job, rental income doesn't always need to be on 2 years of tax returns, you can use borrowed money for down payments if it's structured right, you can get a rate below 4% if your FICO is under 700, I could go on and on, the devil is in the details, not in the bullet point from Joe about how brain cancer is the sole source of knee pain in the United States (it was for Joe, it may, or may not be, for you).