I bought a house sub too! Kudos to Pace and Bigger Pockets! The house was going into foreclosure. I caught the payments up and deeded the property into my name. So I am the current owner of the house and have made 2 p...

Hi All, I'm very new to BP and just participated in a BP get together this week in Houston. I'm interested in being a hard money lender, but have never done it. As a licensed agent with a very analytical background, I...

Should be closing on my first deal in a week, a duplex. I was trying to shop around for insurance... I tried to get 4 different quotes, only 2 agencies responded back to me... of the 2 that didn't, 1 of the agents w...

My name is Jordan Lee. I first caught onto Bigger Pockets through the podcast. Thanks Josh and Branden and all the guests that have been on so far. I often find myself with a huge grin laughing to myself as I drive do...

Hi all!I'm in Chicago and have an offer in on a 4 unit multifamily in the suburbs.  I'm shopping around for homeowners insurance - do I actually have to call all these different insurance companies?  Rates are conside...

Howdy BP fellows! I just got my California General Contractor license, my mid term goal is to start a property management company, does being a general contractor helps in any way starting the business (other than abi...

I want to apply for a conventional loan on a duplex out of state. Both units are currently rented and I intend to keep renting them. A mortgage broker said one of his underwriters may approve a loan as "second home" w...

On smaller multifamily transactions, say less than $5 million, are buyer's brokers ever part of the equation/eventual commission, or is it similar to how the game works on larger deals?Typically, large multifamily dea...

Hello Everyone on BP,I'm from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada and have a question in regards to Mortgage Brokers.In terms of investing is there a difference or specialized fields for mortgage brokers / mortgage specialist? ...

As a rehabber, I'm willing to borrow money at more than the usury-limited rate of 10% (I live in California). I have seen posts in the past indicating that private money can be loaned at higher interest rates if the b...