How often can you use a HELOC? If I take a loan out based on my equity, and let’s say it’s $100,000. As long as I lay that loan off I can then again re-use or re-takeout my equity loan right? Thank you guys in advance...

@Kevin Sack You should read (or at least skim) the Suffolk Comprehensive Annual Financial Report.

HI.This is only my 2nd post though I plan to be on here regularly from this point forward. I am based in the San Francisco Bay Area, and I am a full time investor raising private equity and private capital to fund rea...

From allowing me to make a very substantial corporate/W2 income (which I have mainly chosen to pour into investing rather than living the Tesla and Hermes lifestyle), to allowing me to know how to conduct robust comprehensive analyses, to helping me understand the fundamentals of actual buildings...

The app Headspace is a great introduction into meditation. 

As such, I've begun updating and organizing my policies into a comprehensive policy and procedure manual -- as an independent broker this was never necessary, but now that the brokerage is turning into a full on business, I have to get my processes out of my head and into the central resource drive. 

Having said that, some platforms help you to keep everything in one place and offer fully comprehensive background checks which include the basic application information (job history, rental history, and requires that the applicant provides some supporting documentation, ie. valid form of government ID, most recent paystubs, and contact information for prior landlords etc) - but in addition to the basic information, it includes the information pulled from TransUnion (one of the three major credit bureaus).

Hey everyone, 

I'm new to BiggerPockets but plan to post here regularly. We're typically running 20-30 deals a month throughout the state of Florida, and we're always direct with seller. 99% of our focus is on sing...

Early on, I went to an Olympia Master Builders networking event, and it gave me an introduction to a lot of great people in building and finance who showered me with excellent advice.

Our contractor radically underbid the job, which caused huge delays and headaches for us.I absolutely hated it when people would tell us that building in LA for anything less than $300/square foot was impossible (it clearly was, as we proved), but your guy seems very, very low, which makes all kinds of bells go off, especially about costs he might not be including.I would look at a new build resource (there are a lot of them out there, including here) to get a comprehensive overview of all the costs included in new build and see what this contractor is including.