As that will at least help folks that you reach out to know that you are a real person, with a picture and professional bio.

-I will reach my savings goal in September.

I've already reached out to two dealers — one doesn't operate in Massachusetts, and the other provided a quote of $4500 for the smallest appliance.

If you are not implementing a value add strategy, you would probably be better served putting a mortgage on the paid off property and/or getting a HEL (home equity loan) as both are fixed rate debt.

Most buyers don't want to commit to an inspection expense prior to reaching terms.

I don't think the "average investor buyer" would ever consider negative cash flow - that being said, there are probably a portion out there that will do so for various reasons/strategies, but its going to be a smaller slice and not part of the main profile

Hi Amanuel,This depends on your strategy but if you are looking to purchase and rehab to add-value before either (i) flipping or (ii) refinancing, you can likely find a product for 15-20% down, perhaps 10% if you're creating enough value.

Vernon will enact any in the future, but generally speaking properties outside of city limits tend to have less pressure to enact restrictions.It's always important to have multiple pivot options if your initial strategy dosen't work out.

Hi BP members,I am reaching out to ask your advice on how to go about this.I am a Filipino permanently residing here in Atlanta, US.

I’ve even reached out to association as a buyers agent when listing agent just says, it’ll be in docs, as no one wants to tie up the home that long for something they can usually answer in a quick email.