Hi BP Experts,
I have been thinking of expanding my portfolio once I reach the limit for financing 10 properties and cannot get conventional financing rates. (Currently between my wife and I, we have 11 properties an...
Looking for some input from those with practical experience in the topic, not a legal opinion. I've seen some reference to business names and NAICS codes that are more favorable for obtaining business credit. It is ...
I co-manage a small, family-owned real estate investment company that has four owners. For operational ease, our operating agreement states that I have the ability to be the sole signer on purchases and sales, among o...
I'll keep this short. I'm purchasing a property from a fried in Illinois (Cook County) using seller financing. Purchase Price: $54kDown Payment: $10k at closing, $3k in 6 monthsTerms: Remaining $41k amortized over 30 ...
I bought a Loan signing course in October 2017. I'm measuring whether to start it this year. I am weighing a few options to pay down debt and save for property. With rates looking like they may be on the rise etc ( Sa...
Hey there, so we owe about $215k on our primary residence in Southern Cal. Currently on a 15-year mortgage at 2.875%. I never thought I'd ever refinance, but now I hear commercials where they're advertising 30 years a...
I'm attempting to build a pattern of good credit history so I could get loans in my company name. I assumed when I acquired a credit card in the business name it would be separate from my personal credit report; it wa...
I planning to do my first BRRR strategy around next spring, but I wanted to make a few things clear first. I understand the basics up until after the refinance. Once we’re able to cash out after the new appraised amou...
Has anyone cashed out their 401k? You would have to pay a 10% penalty plus you pay federal/state taxes. Any comments is it too risky or risky not to do it?
Hi all! I had a question. From my understanding, most HML want you to have a financial stake. I've spoke to some via BP site and most want you to put down 20% of the purchase price of a home and they can front the ot...