I have a client who has a very large lawsuit who has been levied, and the judgement has gone against him. He owes $5 to the lawsuit and has $1 in equity in his home (numbers have been changed). He has no other assets....

What should I do to get the most out of my property. It is a single family home in the process of being remodeled. Soon to be on the market and has approx. 80k in Equity. Should I hold this property and take out a HEL...

I currently don't show income and just left my other place of employment. I am self employed but want to build a spec home using the equity in my house as collateral. I currently have about 420k in equity. Are there o...

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We are beginning RE investors based out of Orange County, CA, and Metro Washington DC. My wife and I have high-paying W2 jobs and are looking to invest in RE to offset taxes associated with our W2 jobs. Cash flow...

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I am based in Bay area and want to acquire my first rental property. I was thinking about Raleigh Durhum area. Looking on Redfin, it doesn’t seem like I can get a...

Hello, I'm John Scully, and I have most recently got a knack to pursue multi-family (2-3) condominiums/houses. I'm 18 years old, and currently hold 10k in equity, spread throughout cash and stocks. I aspire to be fina...

Hi folks,Real quick, I have an investment property that currently sits on 2.99% on a 30-year fixed and I have about $155,000 in equity that I would love to start investing in; mainly BRRRR's. My question to the commun...

I already own a home with almost over $300K in equity. I would rather not sell it, but keep it and rent it out. The house is under both my name and my husband's.With the above scenario, is it possible to purchase a du...

I am looking at purchasing a duplex for 80k. I have 30k in equity on my primary residence. I am going to use this for the 20% down. This would be my second property. The lender I got my first mortgage through is sayin...

Scenario 1: 2 houses with mortgages, very minimal but positive return on both ($4k annual net profit) Scenario 2: sell 1 house, use equity to pay off other house ($14k annual net profit) Which one would you do? And why?