Jason Gullick
Buy and Hold - Kansas City, MO
27 December 2015 | 15 replies
Congrats on having the foresight to begin your investing at this season of your life!
Hope N.
Inspector found mold. Should I cancel the deal?
26 December 2015 | 10 replies
Once those older systems no longer see daily use and sit for years many die off.You need to review the condo budget and see if there have been pluses or losses the last 5 years and if the board is constantly changing over ( instability ).If it is in a bathroom then without a fan could be surface moisture.
Wesly Aldrich
Full time small business owner, part time landlord
24 December 2015 | 1 reply
My main interests are to learn more about the experiences of other "seasoned" landlords to help me not make the same mistakes or better my overall experience as a landlord.
Markeen Baker
Home Equity
19 January 2016 | 8 replies
That is a good question though as there are some seasoning rules on some loans.
Matt Dabek
section 179 vehicle and tax benefits
22 April 2018 | 21 replies
Our older 4.7 V8 Sequoia's avg 16 mpg but they certainly paid for themselves & NEVER got stuck in snow etc.
Reeyna Daniel
4 rental units and counting
31 December 2015 | 4 replies
@Reeyna DanielWelcome to BP and congratulations on your acquisitions.I agree with you that BP has been of tremendous help in shaping my REI business.Merry Christmas and enjoy the season with your loved ones before the 2016 pursuit kicks off :)
Jorge Soto
First Investment Property...Tips for tax season
26 December 2015 | 7 replies
Hello BP community. I bought my first property in late October. Its a 3 unit in Sacramento California. I have two of them rented and I live in one. My question is what can I write off on my taxes this up coming year? ...
Jay Hinrichs
I am giving away for free a duplex to a BP member see requirments
13 February 2016 | 125 replies
Tis the Season!
Chase London
Getting FHA Loan Approval w?only 2015 tax returns?
26 December 2015 | 4 replies
Should I return to previous line of work so that im able to use 2yrs previous returns(I dont wanna go back to work for anyone) or is it possible to still get FHA and lending even though income source has changed. 1 broker told me it may not be needed for underwriting,and that I just need to have down payments and reserves in seasoned bank accounts.Please help!
Michael Schueler
Contractor/investor new to BP
24 January 2016 | 10 replies
I think there is an unmet need for this kind of help to many older owners and empty nesters who may want to downsize or reinvest.In fact I am in that situation as a homeowner who wants to downsize and reinvest.You could shop for owners using wholesalers rejected offers.Those wholesalers who felt that the owner was close to selling but just needed a little more incentive.The wholesalers can also give you an idea of the owners capacity to enter into something like that.