The $120k deposit would be from a cash out refinance of two other properties, and, you're already pre-approved for the rest?

If Mayor Walsh thinks that Air B&B is responsible for rising rent prices in Boston, he needs to think again.My bet is that the regulation will pass. 

I'd bet that the opportunity cost in waiting over buying a retail property off of Loopnet is going to cost you more in the long run.Research as many properties as possible and talk with as many brokers as possible.

[If you're not familiar, look it up on the BP search engine].Yes, everyone wants to "Refinance". 

Finding a partner with capital is going to be your best bet depending on the size of the down payment needed.

Tenant laws can eat your lunch and I bet a paycheck they'll never get better.

IMO - If someone is looking to park some money right now I would bet on Englewood, Brookside, Springdale, and Windsor Park.

Hi BP,I'm doing my first refinance soon and had a few questions.

If I can get him to lower 300 range plus holding the note at 6-7%, I can sell it as I won't refinance for at least 3 years, so he'll get the interest money but within 5 years so he'll eventually get paid in full. 

My partner is looking into refinancing his existing rental property that is on an adjusted rate. He owes around $35000 on the existing loan and a realtor stated to him that it should appraise for $70000 to $75000. My ...