Investment Info:

Single-family residence other investment.

Purchase price: $355,000

House hack :
- Mortgage $1930/month split 4 ways
- Bay View and on the golf course
- Holding to one day refinance an...

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $159,000

Cash invested: $15,000

Sale price: $245,000

I bought during housing crash in 2009. Sold to wife...

So I have a opportunity to buy a small home just over and 900sqft. The home was inherited from a uncle who passed away. I’ve only purchased one house and the real estate agent handled all the paper work. So I’m not su...

Hi BP community. What are your thoughts about doing a cash out refinance after making an all cash offer? Has anyone tried this? All cash offers would certainly increase leverage during the purchase process, but wonder...

My mom passed away tragically and unexpectedly in April 2017. She has a home in Riverside, CA worth approx 510k and approx 330k is still owed on the mortgage. My 2 Brothers have been living there since she passed aw...

As some of you already know from our personal conversations, I just recently gained 501(C)3 exemption for my non profit. I am now vigorously looking at creative ways to super size my foundation. I came across a non pr...

Hello Bigger Pockets!My name is Anthony Sullivan, I reside in Arlington MA and work as a realtor with Realty Executives in Watertown MA. I am as fresh as they get when it comes to the world of real estate. My grandfat...

Hi BP Community,Can you provide some guidance on the best way to purchase a rental property given the below scenario? Thanks!4 Partners planning to purchase rental property using conventional financing. Our lender has...

If a father and son purchase a condominium together and the son lives in the residence and actively pays the father rent (father has invested more in the property than the son), is this property eligible for a 1031 ex...

Is it a common strategy to make a cash offer in order to have a more competitive bid and then once you've purchased the home, refinance to get your money back out? I'm thinking this is what I'll need to do in order to...