Does anyone have a list of exit strategies that would work for multi-family properties in either a "lease option" deal or a "subject to" deal (subject to their existing financing)?    Thanks,                  Mike

So current tanent breaking lease due to personal reasons (not working out between the couple, she is out already ) he may leave June end , she gave tentative date about vacating the house so far, will ask them to sig...

Hi there, I’ve been procrastinating introducing myself until I could get a profile pic up but apparently the only way to do that is on my computer and not my phone so I’ll post without a photo (sorry!). You can find m...

Hey Everyone, 
For the past few weeks I’ve been working to find ways to get cash from our home equity. 
My family has a beach home that has about $2 million in equity built up.
I’ve come to the latest conclusion t...

Hello Everyone! I apologize ahead of time for the long post.I am a complete newbie so please bear with me. I would like to begin property rehabbing and flipping. I have been reading the BP forums, listening to the BP ...

Hello,I am new to BP, and after just a few days cruising through the site I decided it was time to go Pro.  Who am I:I am a motivated man, who knows he needs help in reaching his goals.  I am a quick learner, loyal, a...

Hey BP Community!
I have been investing in STR/Vacation Rentals on or near the beach but am interested in growing my portfolio to include other places I like to visit such as ski resorts, big cities, international sp...

Hi all,
My husband and I are at a bit of a crossroads as to what to do next and I'd love to hear what input you can lend. We currently own 3 SF (4 incl our primary res). We do not have a clear business plan as of yet ...

Pardon the pun.Howdy folks.  Buy and hold investor here from Orange County CA looking to BRRR out of state in Indianapolis.People in sunny CA start to complain when the thermostat hits the high 50s.  Obviously I have ...

I'm admittedly brand new at this, but I'm trying to wrap my head around how you're supposed to buy rental property at 70% ARV (or maybe 80%) after repairs costs. I do understand how that's rather desirable, giving you...