When using BRRRR, if I acquire the property using LLC, I’d have trouble refinancing...  I’d imagine that we’d have to get the property under personal name and then refinance.  From acquiring the property to rehabbing ...

I have been a Realtor for five years. Last year, I moved to another state and obtained my license in that state, but am still somewhat active in my previous location, as I intend to still spend time there in the futur...

We have been buying multifamily properties for quite a while now. Before acquiring properties we have been doing all the underwriting ourselves. As we are growing, we are entertaining the idea of hiring a third-party ...

I ran across an idea that might work. Its a little complicated and involves a lot of paperwork/time and might not be worth it from that standpoint alone. I'm still trying to figure it out a bit myself but here goes

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Hello - I just acquired an abandoned property (absentee owner), the current plan is to flip it. The longer-term plan is for my fiance and I to buy-and-hold with flips to build working capital. We have no corporate str...

Hello BPers. This is my first post. I have been looking tirelessly for good forums with some real life lessons on landlording/property management straight from the trenches, and this has been the best site I've foun...

A quick note on how you can get started in syndications.
1.). Connect with sponsors (you can find them here on BP).  Get added to their deal distribution.  When they send out new investment opportunities study them c...

Im in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, wondering if you can find preforclosures on the MLS. If not, where is the best place to find them, what is the best way to find them?

I have not used my self-directed IRA (SDIRA) to invest in a multifamily syndication yet and would love to understand from other investors what you loved/hated about your experience... Thanks!

I've partnered with my mentor to purchase my first NPN.  The purchase is now complete.   It is a first position note.  I'm very satisfied that the purchase price of the note is around 40% of the current fair market va...