Forgive my n00b question, still learning the note business.  I'm seeing some 1st notes for sale where the seller says 'Borrow signed A Deed In Lieu'.  What exactly does that mean for the note?  Doesn't that mean the n...

Hi everyone! I’m trying to become more verse in seller financing/land contracts and have a few questions on the benefits for the seller.  I know seller financing is attractive for sellers for the fact that instead of ...

So I finally closed on my first commercial property in San Diego on 12/31/12. The escrow placed the property under my name and my wife's name but I understand I need to move the property to a LLC for asset protection...

Hello All! I'm a newbie to real estate investing and was wondering if anyone has used dohardmoney.com for hard money lending? They require you to put 3k of your money up front and they finance 100% of purchase price &...

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I'm Andy, a recent University of Utah Computer Science graduate and now a full-time, 100% remote software engineer. I bought my first house-hack SFH property in Sandy, Utah in 2022 where I currently reside.
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I just bought a 4 unit in a C neighborhood and inherited all of the tenants. They are lower income and though we've only collected rent twice, 3 of the 4 units paid late. I came from a lower income and understand that...

Hey Everyone,About to originate a new loan for one of my borrowers. I've never used a deed-in-lieu of foreclosure before, but a few friends have told me to include it in my packet. Question: If I have the borrower's s...

I potentially have access to a network of affluent, high net worth people in China. Does the SEC Rule 506 Regulation D have any special rules relating foreign national investors? I've heard on the Old Capital Lending ...

Hey guys.  I apologize that I've been MIA for most of the summer.  It's been a crazy summer for me.  Between changing careers, completing my first flip, family issues...it's been a busy summer.  Here's my situation:  ...

I understand that a lot of people prefer to structure their rental entities as LLCs to provide added liability protection. This can be mostly useful in the event of a tenant injuring themselves and trying to sue, as l...