I am interested in a multi-unit property that will be up for auction in about a month. There are currently 9 of the units that are a part of the auction and 3 that are not, but will be available for purchase after the...

So I'm a new investor and I am just finally getting my financing in place to purchase an investment property.  My personal residence has a vacant lot next to it and I was told when I purchased my home that the lot was...

I'm making one of my rental properties into a sober living home. I think I have most of the kinks worked out but I'm looking for software (preferably free or very cheap) to digitalize the payments and bookkeeping from...

What exceptions do you use when determining ARV ? In a perfect world we would love to use homes with the exact same square footage, bedrooms, baths, architectural style, etc. but sometimes we have to make exceptions a...

There is a property here locally, that was once privately owned by a couple. Long story short, the wife was murdered in the house by the husband, but they were unable to prove it. He got off the criminal charges, but ...

Hi! I just recently closed on my very first two rental investment properties in Huntsville, AL. Both were turnkey, and both met and slightly exceeded the 1% rule.

I now would like to BRRRR my next property but wante...

Should a private lender lend in their own name, through and LLC or is their a better way to do it?

Applying Bigger Pockets' "creative financing" thinking, can anyone recommend a Houston-based contractor who offers private funding for both purchase and remodel of an investment property?   A contractor who is willing...

Hi all, will try to keep this as short as possible for everyone's benefit!I live in Australia and earn a good salary that has me into the 37% tax bracket.I invest in property in the US via an LLC, of which I am the on...

Intra- Family loans are just loans between family. The benefit would be lower interest rates for borrower and higher interest rates for the lender (compared to holding money in CD or bank)nerdwallet heres a brief a...