To be honest, I haven't been on the site as much as I should to take in all the info it has to offer.

All the properties I've come across in JP seem to offer negative returns at the price there listed for.

My gut tells me to offer at least $2k under appraisal at least (we got about $5-6k worth of fixing to do in next 3 years).

We spent $35k on our rehab and replaced the hvac, flooring, fixed plumbing leaks etc. but we didn't touch the roof (it is about halfway through its' lifespan) so while I feel it is fair for us to offer to negotiate on that, are we conceding too much by offering to negotiate repairs?

I want to offer a seller 2nd, and am willing to offer up to 40% to make the purchase more attractive to an investor.  

Take advantage of all the tools and free resources here BP has to offer!

I do marketing for a small, family-owned investment realty and PM company in Columbus, Ohio, and have spent time over the last year doing exactly what you said--making relationships with LOCAL lenders who we know will care about our investors and value their business, so that we have lender names to offer our investors when it comes time for them to get financing for the properties we find for them.

BP has a lot to offer and it's just like diving into a river, you have to know what's beneath the surface as well as what is floating along the top.

Hi all, I am asking for you experienced investors out there to offer your suggestions (and advice), on some lenders who offer the best options for drawing out equity in our rental in Bradenton, Fl.

I have a young tenant with decent credit, but no rental history and would like to offer as an incentive to return a portion of SD in 6 months or 1-year.