Hey Guys,I'm looking to get started in leasing so I'm building a team to get facilitate the process.I'm virtually unkown so I don't want to go in the market unkown which would be difficult so I'd like additional resou...

Vikram and others brought up an interesting topic in another thread, and because it was buried pretty deep in there, I wanted to break it out into a new thread. The discussion was about how you go about getting your ...

2nd position loan questions
How do you insure you mitigate the risk of not being paid back?
For me I use;
2nd lien on target property or cross collateral property deed of trust
JV agreement
Promissory Note
Pers...

I was in a partnership to buy rentals. My partner and i went separate ways and divided up the properties. They had all been in the biz name and 3 guaranteed by him so until i was ready to get a loan i went into a leas...

I have two tenants living side by side in a triplex  who are at each others throats and they are relying on me to settle the dispute.  I just acquired this property two months ago and it's my first time being a landlo...

I have connections with a lot of investors in my area.  I also have connections with a lot of people (qualified young professionals) who are looking to buy their first home.  The problem is that I live in a hot market...

If you had $25,000 - $100,000 to invest passively would you rather buy shares in a REIT or put money into a syndication as a limited partner (LP)? Pretend you are a busy professional with $200-400k income (like a mid-...

I was reading some forums and it got me thinking as I am creating my own lease.  I've used several local PM companies leases to "learn" from.  What have people added to leases after learning from the school of hard kn...

Hi fellow expert!I'm putting together my 1st syndication deal and getting very confused as of how do you hold the property.I'm raising the 25% down payment from 4 people to purchase a package of 5 single family house....

Hi everyone, 
I really should know the answer to this. The obvious answer is to sue when someone has committed fraud. Unfortunately, that is an expensive time-consuming process. And when the company you're suing has ...