my brokers all told me 10.9-11% for HELOC's and so i called Navy Federal CU and they quoted me at 9% with a $700 fee for the loan, that's really competitive so I went with the CU.Brokers are good at getting a bank account loan, based on existing funds if you don't want them to pull credit/income verification

I’m currently 18 years old in high school, committed to a Division 3 college near me to play Baseball.

My boyfriend and I are currently renting an apartment for what seems way too much and want to get into real estate investing.

Are you asking about a bank owned property, or a property currently in the foreclosure process.

Hello.I have two duplex units in the Cleveland, Ohio area with a market value of $445,000 with two different lenders, and I currently have aspirations of building a 5-unit townhome in the area.

My goal is to get this ship off the ground and save almost all the money I make from wholesaling to invest in cash flowing rental properties, so once I do make these deals and become successful and circumstances were ever to change for whatever reason, My income isn't only fixed on my ability to "Get a deal" to go through.Anyone willing to toss me a bone on this will be valued more than you'd understand.

Hello Bigger Pockets Community, my name is Mark (24 y/o) , I currently live out here in California, right in the middle of LA county and Orange County.

@Heidi Saelee there's no logical reason for you not to get your monthly statements timely.Whether those statements show you're owed money or not is a separate issue.So, unfortunately, it's probably time to find another PMC.Be careful about WHEN you report your current PMC to their RE Board, state AG, etc., as they may not cooperate with the transfer of your property to the new PMC:(

I self managed and used an excel sheet to record all income and expenses. 

Even if it's a nice home, without being able to produce the income your expecting, it's likely going to be a losing investment.