True, the 20% down removes the PMI and has better rates, but 15% can be done.

It is true that other cities with rent control haven't imploded, so maybe things will work their way out, but those were also some of the most desirable living locations in the country and would be attractive no matter what..

Hard to buy anything today with a “true” (realistic expense ratio) at a 6% cap.

I want to hear advice from the BP community as a question if this is too good to be true.

I don’t have enough experience with Corporations to know if the same holds true for them and business loans or if you would have to build up business credit first.

Hi all, I’m fairly new to investing as far as deals under my belt but I have been listening to all the podcast on BP and countless books that have been recommended by the hosts and their guests, and plan to house hack this spring (triplex in NKY)but I’d like to take it a step further and meet with people in my market and be around people who share the same passion for real estate that I do.

This is true for either free and clear or mortgaged properties.On a mortgage property, technically speaking, any transfer of title could result in the lender calling the note due.

I think you can get lower than 10% down if it's a true 2nd home.

But it seemed too goo to be true - cosmetic changes and roof replacement.

With the help of an Inspection Report of a property you are planning to buy, you get a good idea about the true condition of the property.