How difficult is it to purchase a pre-foreclosure, subject-to the existing financing?

In these cases, the owner has defaulted and the lender has begun the foreclosure process. There is usually a foreclosure attorney...

I am considering purchasing a Short Term Rental unit in Kissimmee/Davenport.  The nicer resorts seem to have very high fees that, in situations like we are in today, make breaking even very tough.  To pay CDD, HOA, Re...

I have a tenant (45 year old man with a son of 5 years old) that is making me paranoid. I cannot determine if he is lying to me regarding his personal situation or if he is a really unlucky guy.He is a new tenant this...

Hi,We are planning to get our first STR and have narrowed it down  to high desert area as it will be close enough for us to manage by ourselves.I am looking for any inputs from current or aspiring STR owners in the ar...

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Help pleaseI have 2 tenants that have applied.  Both have good jobs and good rental history and good credit.  I have been having trouble showing the property due to my current renters hostile attitude.  I have been ta...

I am 19, Currently in college, have a 790 TransUnion score, never missed a payment on any of my debts/loans. School is all paid for by scholarships so all my debt is in 4 rental cars that my parents helped me co-sign ...

Hello, I have been investing in Orange County single family homes for a while. In the midwest I can buy a house for $100,000 and immediately have a great positive cash flow. In orange county it's almost impossible to ...

Suppose you borrow private money for a deal and the deal goes bust. Now with a bank mortgage there in normally a 'deficiency clause' allowing the bank to try to seize other assets you may have if the foreclosure proce...

Hello, Totally new in the game and looking to buy a handful of rental properties (single family, possibly multi family) over the next couple years. I keep seeing the 2% rule as a nice starting point to weed out many a...