So instead of the bank getting rid of the borrower facing foreclosure, the borrower can now get rid of the bank :)

http://www.lotterypost.com/news/261158

title says it all

You might have heard this one before... A small town in a beautiful location, with an under priced real estate market, gets swamped by investors who bought up all the property to rent to tourists. Sound familiar? It i...

Hey all!
I plan to sell my SFH rental. But my plan is to pay off what’s left to own it free and clear and do seller financing. my plan is to offer 15 or 30 years at a normal rate that someone could get from the bank ...

Hello Everyone,I am a newbie investor in Baltimore and also new to BP. I have a plumbing issue in my rental in Baltimore and looking for a reasonable and reliable plumber.Any recommendations are really appreciated.Tha...

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So, here I am trolling various sources for properties in other markets, and I stumble on this posting for an Air BNB-like investment opportunity.  I click the link to browse a website that looks beautiful, but is seem...

Pretty happy about it. The tenant's background was sparkly clean w/stable job, excellent credit, no criminal junk in his background.

He was in his last place for four years. Hopefully everything turns out well!

With the mortgage rates so high (relatively speaking) if you can swing it, does it make sense to sell out right or do seller financing for a period of time? Maybe this may attract more buyers? Feels like a win win but...