Originally posted by @Andrew Cardillo:Hey everyone, I'm new to Bigger Pockets and new to investing.

Originally posted by @Nathan Platter:Hey @Wesley Mitchell ,Sounds like you're indirectly pursuing the  BRRRR method; acquire a property, improve it, then refinance and get your money back (in this case it'd be 75% of the ARV after improvements) This would help you keep the house as well as attaining funds for your next investment.https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/category/... 

Originally posted by @Joe Splitrock:@Tyson Mollotte in this situation, I would hold title to one side of the duplex and let him hold title to the other side.

Originally posted by @Greg K.

Originally posted by @Moosa Shahadat:Hi Stacy,Also new here just reading through all the different intro forums here as well.

Originally posted by @Steve Vaughan:Anyone that's been investing for longer than 13 minutes will look up the assessor info on who owns it and how held, when they bought, for how much, etc in less than 2  minutes  (outside of TX apparently) so that's not Zillows fault.Good thing for flippers is most buyer's are owner-occs and won't do this, so I see your beef. 

Originally posted by @Adeline Sprague:Looking for feedback from Florida Investors, Realtors and Bankers please.We havd a SS property under contract:  we offered, bank countered, we accepted Banks offer. 

Originally posted by @Mickey Busanet:About to buy my first proberty in another state. shoild i first set ub an LLC in that state? 

Originally posted by @Riaz Mohamed:Hi, I have an excellent credit history and I already have sufficient credit cards.

Original loan amount $125K / Current home value $270K = LTV 44%44% LTV = a minimum of 56% equity (PLUS all payments made during the life of the loan).