Hey everyone! Im an investor in Chicago and I’m looking to get into my first real estate deal within a 2 year time table. My question is what to do with my savings for the down payment, closing costs, etc?? Should I p...

Hello all, I am just getting into the wholesaling game, and had some questions that hopefully some will be able to shed a little light on. Preferably someone in California that is more familiar with the laws but all ...

I think Kelly's points are valid, although the partisan tone reflects a fundamental problem in U.S. society. We have become so polarized around every issue -- and the pandemic has only exacerbated this divide -- that ...

Some background: Property was foreclosed on by the bank, the mortgage holder. The property did not sell at court auction and was then owed by the bank. Bank listed property on auction.com as bank owed reo. I find out ...

Brand new aspiring real estate investor here, hoping for some professional insight on a beginner question. After reading books and listening to podcasts, I keep running into the same dilemma. Do I get my financing in ...

I will most likely move in with my fiance in a year or so & rent my condo out. With mortgage rates very low, I'm thinking of refinancing my condo in anticipation of this move.Currently my mortgage principal & ...

Hellp BP peers, hope you all are well.I recently closed on my first duplex rental property in Paterson,NJ which I was in contract from Oct 2020. The initial deal involved the removal of tenants from both the units, bu...

I have a 401k I have never taken money out of and am considering using it to invest in real estate rentals. Does anyone have advice on how to best do this while minimizing any taxes I would have to pay? If anyone has ...

I finally got my first BRRRR project. Because I did a lot the work myself it has taken longer than expected. Lots of lessons learned. But finally able to say I reach a milestone.

Hi I'm a newbie hoping to flip and or wholesale I am an a licensee in VA.  I'm wondering what happens when you fail to sell the house within your projected holding period.  Now the Hard Money starts to get expensive a...