Hi folks,
I am a US citizen and a novice RE Investor but my parents are Canadians living in Canada. I would like to gather some basic information from Canadians who are investing in the US because I would like to h...
A lot of California investors have talked trash on BP about how much they make on appreciation. I just wanted to post some data to back up that trash talk! lolSince 1980, you've made 350-800% in cumulative asset appre...
Hi BP,When using syndication to purchase an investment property, I understand that you would normally pay your LP's between 8% - 10% preferred on their investment, and then split the excess (somewhere between 50/50 - ...
My In-Laws are getting close to full retirement (he’s been retired 3 years and she has a couple more to go). Their income is not what it needs to be and they’re looking for additional streams. Keep in mind we live in ...
I have some land that I am trying to sell for a relative. I interviewed several agents and made my final choice based on the professionalism and organization of one in particular. Most of the agents came up with rough...
Dear All
One of my favorite real estate investing stories is about a man in California who used to just send out offers on a hundred MLS listings at a time. He never looked at the properties. He just offered 25% less...
Hello,I have been investing in real estate for a few years now (rehabs, buy & Hold), I've focused on wholesale for the last year and I'm always looking to learn, needless to say I'm very grateful to the informatio...
I've been doing some research on the Homestyle loan for investors. I get most of it. I know there are hoops to jump through and it can be drawn out. From what I can tell, as an investor, I could get 75% ARV on a SF...
So, I have a majority of my money tied up in my investment property (single family home).The remaining loan is approx $70k, reno was $40k, and value is now around $150k.I would like to pull out some of the equity for ...
I neIs one better than the other when it comes to renting out? I am not thinking of a SFH until prices drop. However, for now I need a place to live. The plan is to get a condo (or townhouse!) and then buy SFH in a ye...