I am looking to buy a property in Los Angeles area and build a second home on the same lot. Upon building the home I want to borrow money from hard money lender, refinance to a conventional loan and pay the lender. I ...

Hi All, I currently have 3 properties  (purchased and partially rehabbed with cash-260k) and I'm not sure how to best bridge the gap in cash between now and I assume about 75 days or so (Expect to sell one of my rehab...

My name is Dan, and I am interested in discovering what there is to learn about purchasing Mortgage notes. I welcome any information and help that can be offered. Dan

I’ve listened to podcasts where David Greene has talked about taking 50 or so single family homes that he has BRRRR’d and then using them to purchase an apartment complex. Does anyone have any experience in doing this...

Investment Info:

Large multi-family (5+ units) buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $2,500,000

BIG win with a 48 unit in Des Moines, IA located downtown next to a community college and close to a b...

I just turned 18 in may. In may of 2021 (2 years) I plan on buying my first off market duplex/triplex/quadplex to live in and rent out the other units, (aka House Hack it). When I think about ways I could approach thi...

So I have spoken with many BRRRR investors I an acquainted with and most have shared with me their stratery or agreement that they present to PML. Basic gist is Lender puts up purchase price plus rehab cost but we onl...

I am looking to start investing in larger multi family properties, I just refinanced my primary home and as part of that, they ended up paying off my duplex (to keep debt to income ratios in line) SO now I have a paid...

There are still plenty of properties worth less than the debt, and there are more foreclosures to come. Most of the distressed multifamily properties are B, C and D class properties. These properties can provide great...

I have $100,000.00 to invest .The property I am looking at is a multi-family dwelling cost about $500,000.00.If the bank requires 20% down to secure the loan which equates to $100,000.00 I will then no longer have any...