TLDR: My fiance wants to buy a house (to use as her primary) for 300k and put 30% down but only has 1 year of income. Is there a mortgage she could qualify for?Applicant's Goal: I am a 28 year old
first time home buy...

Hi all,Wanted to quickly introduce myself and start to get some opinions on the market in South Florida. I'm transferring to South Florida for work in the next 6-7 months and am planning on purchasing my first investm...

Hypothetically speaking, if I purchase a property for cash and that same property is slated for a tax deed auction in a couple of months, how do I go about having the tax deed auction cancelled? Is it as simple as pay...

Hello all- First, I want to say how much I enjoy this community!  I'm so grateful to all for the vast amount of knowledge shared in these forums!Question:  I'm in the process of screening tenants and want to know if i...

Bought a duplex as my first investment property this past October. This property also serves as my primary residence as I rent out the other side to pay 90 percent of my mortgage. I am looking purchase three or more  ...

Hey guys, first post here at BP although i've been following for a while. Confused about which way I should go with this property. Any feedback is appreciated. I bought my first rental property two months ago. It's a ...

Hello, I am a college student looking to make my first real estate deal. I have obtained a list of property owners with delinquent taxes and the assessed value/the balance of taxes that they owe for a certain county. ...

I am a buy-and-hold real estate investor in Southern California, focused on cash flow. I have a number of rental properties and continue to purchase more. I've been listening to the Bigger Pockets podcast and find the...

One aspect of real estate that people don’t always appreciate fully is the favorable tax treatment that real estate investors enjoy.Investors who care only about an investment’s returns miss the very real benefits of ...

Ok guys..?!
To get that RE license or not to?!!

As an investor it is clear that the 5% fee that goes to agents for selling a house is not a small piece of the pie..lots of investors I know get their license too..

I ...