Hello All!I'm curious if anyone is following the movement of the Case Schiller home price index (futures or in general) or if anyone is using any other publicly traded securities to hedge exposure to real estate asset...

I was wondering how a "subject-to" deal works.
This is what I was told:
"subject-to" financing. You would essentially assume payments of their mortgage and the property would be in your name.

But I don'...

Hi all, I recently purchased a duplex in Norfolk. Its a non-conforming duplex in an area zoned SF-6. It's located towards the front of a half-acre lot. Behind my backyard fence is essentially a quarter-acre of empty l...

I currently contribute 6% of my salary with a 3% match. I feel that the 6% I am contributing can be better leveraged through REI right now to build up my RE portfolio. Thoughts?

Welcome to week #3 of the virtual investing Mini-Series.Today I want to speak about a MAJOR benefit to doing your investing in other areas outside of your own backyard.Unlimited markets.Theoretically, because you are ...

Hello BP community just a quick question reading reading David green BRRRR book and came across a part in the book where he stated that using comps in the area to determine the ARV for multifamily properties was not a...

Hello Everyone, My name is Ashley and I am Atlanta Investor and Real Estate Agent. I recently attended a real estate weekend seminar where the speaker said that it was possible to purchase 2nd lien foreclosures for a ...

I am looking to purchase a multi-family home in Q1 2018. One strategy to accomplish this goal is to purchase a duplex along with my parents. The duplex would not be an investment property for them as they would use on...

Does anyone have any guidance on this?I'm looking to essentially generate a retirement income. I currently own a duplex that is fully rented and have had it for about 6yrs. I do have a little experience and do all the...

I have $30,000 out on a HELOC that I used toward an investment property. It has a 6.78% interest rate, and I believe I could probably pay it off in 12-15 months. At that interest rate, I'm paying about $170 per month ...