Hello @Aaron KaplanI'm a contractor that specializes in rental flips, fix and flips, Tenant improvement's, etc. for commercial and residential properties. 

@Anne Williams my go to attorney for all thing Real Estate is @Jessica Zolotorofe commercial, residential in state or out she does it all

I verified with my two main cleaners what cleaners they use and that it's bleach/anti-bacterial and not just smell good Fabuloso or something.

FHA 203k loans can be used for residential properties that are 1 unit, duplexes, triplexes and quads (4-plex) as long as the borrower resides in 1 of the units as their primary residence. 

My layman's understanding of NAR's long standing anti-Trust argument is that broker cooperation via the MLS increases competition, and thus good for the consumer. 

Commercial 2     $480k          6%         5 year       20 year           Commercial 3     $235k          6%         5 year       20 yearCommercial 4     $229k         5.5%       7 year        20 year         (Could be refinanced to residential loan)Residential 1      $142k          4.5%      30 year      30 yearSince all these properties are down in Galveston, one benefit of paying off the loans is the control of the insured amount.

We have about 100 single family residential properties.

Since it’s not regulated like a std residential mortgage, everybody handles their products different.For some, it’s okay for beginners and it has a higher interest rate than their std hard money loan.

Hello everyone,I am 59 years old and I am selling an out-of-state (NV) residential income property that was originally my primary residence and I am wondering about what I can do to lessen the tax hit.I originally purchased this property in 2002 for $100k.

It appears the residential insurance market has hardened, I doubt we'll see the same low prices we've been accustomed to.If your looking to place a policy on a two family home built before 1900, you should still be able to with little hassle but a steeper price.