As a local investor, business owner (non-real estate related) and realtor, I have learned immense amounts of information from BP.

Hey BP Investors,My names is Deon Watkins. I am a local Detroit real estate investor. I want to connect with other like investors. I want to meet cash buyers, wholesalers, and seller. 

For starters, we have some of the lowest non-owner-occupied rates in the region: Under 50%, as opposed to the regional average of about 65%, and with nearby Seattle bursting at the seams, tenant demand is strong and should stay that way. 

I would feel fine as the only one bringing in money on a flip that my non-money partner found, and giving that person 50%, but no way would I give up 50% of the cash flow to someone who manages a rental I'm on the hook for. 

February, 2015 housing starts are down 17% from January to 593,000 units annualized, which is essentially the same as February, 2014 which had 589,000 housing starts annualized.Unadjusted non-annual starts:February 2015 = 40,700February 2014 = 40,600February 2009 = 25,000February 2005 = 124,000February 2000 = 88,000The current level of housing starts is at 1980 levels, and about 50% of the starts from 1980 to 2006.The housing starts are 1/3 of the totals in 2005, ten years later, Where's the recovery?

Anything older than that is about non existent.  

My IRA is the sole member of the LLC, and I am its non-member manager.  

Hello. I am looking for insight on verbal contracts and how they may hold up in court. I am getting ready to purchase a home for an elderly lady. She is currently slowing her daughter an kids to live there and they pa...

Depends on the note as Jay mentioned, non-judicial states will be quicker but federal laws require notice, demands, collection records, modification allowances, redemptions and 120 days before you can proceed.

Does anyone know which ones are planning to open to non-accredited investors?