Hey everyone - I wanted to ask about a property I am looking at and how you would go about piecing out the deal.Listed at: 479k 4br with unfinished basement (could fit 2) very very good location, close to university a...

I've few single family investments. I'm newbie to multi-family investment.I can make 20k downpayment, and borrow another 20k from my 401k. Can I invest in a multi-family property (without partnership/syndicate)? I'm e...

I have an investor who has agreed to help fund the buying of rental properties.  We are trying to figure out how to structure the payback.  Any suggestions?

Im currently working on a condo conversion project in Louisiana. 2 units into one. Im using a hard money loan and expect construction to be finished around April and closing to be 2/28. I then plan on having it be a s...

Hello everyone! Complete newbie here so I'm starting to research and get educated so that I can buy my first investment property this year! I'm in San Diego, CA and my primary home has built quite a lot of equity. 3 y...

Today I met with a charming and intelligent lady at her sisters house. Her sister recently passed away and she is the sole heir and executor of the estate. We visited and talked for two hours at which point she ag...

Hello Bigger Pockets family!!!  I have been researching ways to fund my 1st deal (still deciding between a flip or a buy and hold) and had been most interested in HELoC.  The value of my home has increased a good bit ...

Hey all, I'm trying to figure out this BRRRR thing.  I've got about $80-100k in equity in my personal residence.  I'm interested in the BRRRR strategy, but would probably have to do it out of my area for it to make se...

We've seen tremendous interest from investors seeking larger balance investment property HELOC's or home equity lines of credit. Understandably, investors are looking to tap or access increasing equity positions, many...

I know the prevailing advice is to bank locally, but I’ve looked at the rates that Chase bank has for their HELOC and they seem to have better terms than what the local banks have posted. I particularly like the fact ...