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Jeff Caravalho Oregon foreclosure question
25 October 2016 | 29 replies
And of course its a little more complicated and too detailed for a BP post.. but that's the gist of it.
Chris Walters Top 5 Book Keeping Software vs. Top 5 Property Management Softwar
25 November 2016 | 1 reply
I would not want to purchase something that might complicate things when I need to turn over paper work to accountants.
David Fernandez Looking for a friendly agent - DC, VA, MD
4 March 2017 | 12 replies
Thanks for the info, @Russell BrazilI listened to the BP podcast where they interviewed you and you mentioned that it is complicated to find cash flow deals in the DC area, that is way I am looking to go further away, but still within ~2 hours drive of where I think I will be living (Vienna/Fairfax/Anandale). 
David Noskiewicz Veteran (Newbie) Question on BRRRR Strategy
11 October 2016 | 5 replies
Is a great strategy that could give you passive income for years to come but there is one brick wall that most investors have some complication and that's the refinance part.
Gina Broom To live in one of the rentals? Or not to?
11 October 2016 | 2 replies
Fourth, if you live in the property for a year, you have a decent shot at being left in the enviable position of having three fantastic options: - To continue living in the property and letting other people (your tenants) fund your living costs - To sell the property - To rent the property out entirely as a rentalThe downside is that you will have more complicated taxes (part of the interest and expenses will be attributed to a rental property, and part will be taken as a standard homeowner deduction), and that you probably won't be able to benefit from an LLC - it will be difficult to preserve the corporate veil as an owner occupier. 
Deanna O. Notes; death of borrower ....what needs to be done?
28 March 2017 | 8 replies
A secured creditor does not need to notice for claim to survive unless challenged or initiation foreclosure, whether judicial or non-judicial under CC 2924(a-k).Buying Equity from heir(s) is a tricky thing.
Tim Dobbs Using LLC to buy notes and investment properties
17 October 2016 | 17 replies
While I do not have separate bank accounts,I do request $5-10,000 additional, depending if its 1st or 2nd, judicial or non-judical to keep in reserves.
Jeremy H. showing, application, credit check, in what order?
21 October 2016 | 13 replies
i also go to the FREE Public state judicial site to check eviction (that is what is good about the paper application, you can chk their references) and Police Site for criminal $10 in my areaWhat about verification of income?
Nitin Dhiman Holding period question for 1031 exchange
21 October 2016 | 8 replies
They can be complicated and you absolutely MUST have a qualified intermediary in place before you execute any transactions - for a number of reasons.
Max McNally Brrrr in the Ohio area for an out of state investor
5 April 2017 | 21 replies
I have'nt used a GC because outside of the electrical and plumbing most of the repairs are cosmetic and more importantly my fiance has the DIY spirit so if its not too complicated we will give it a shot.