I don't know the local laws in your area but in some areas you can't stop the tenant from sub-leasing an apartment.

Once I got it stopped and I knew it was going to close, I had to share this with you.....

If you have to borrow hard money, you're looking at 5-12% of the borrowed amount if you hold for six months.Then you have all the usual costs associated with owning a house.

Heads up people who own a cell phone

Cell phone numbers going public today

REMINDER....all cell phone numbers are being released to telemarketing companies tomorrow and you will start to receive sales calls.

....YO...

Hey BP,

Finally placed my membership in this Temple of knowledge. Really enjoy reading the forums and articles. Looking forward to understanding the rest of the functionality - now that I'm a member. (like trying to ...

Im Playing ball now so in a few years i can stop and start a new venture with the funds to do so.I'm looking for a good mentor to help me learn about the business, and eventually go into business with me and build a investment team for a company.

Any other assets I have are tied up and can’t be liquidated easily and definitely wouldn’t cover our retirement.I do have the option of borrowing from a hard money lender, but truthfully I would rather not go there until I can prove to them and myself that I can do this.

Stopped watching him when I saw how bad he treated Brent.

Though I suppose the retirement account could act as the lender on many of the deals or is that prohibited because the borrower would be a disqualified individual?

I am new to the forum and went through all the topics but did not find any information specific to my question, so here it is:I am looking at going with the SD 401K, mostly because I am working Fix and flips and want to have flexibility on deals by borrowing 50K from the 401K.