If someone has 20 multi families buildings (around 100 apartments) that are currently held on several LLC's. How can he 1031 to other properties? Since those LLC's are all independent entities and each building has it...

What if you got hit by the bus todayWe know the two certainties: Death and Taxes. We prepare for one and pretend the other is never coming. For your family, it always comes too soon. What can you do to help prepare t...

Hello!This is my fist post so here goes nothing.I want to get into real estate investing.I already own one property in St. Louis for which I paid 39k cash (HUD property had help from my sister as I was living in Calif...

Hey BP, quick question:When analyzing a potential rental home investment and/or house flip deal, what data do you gather in order to make a sound analysis? Where can I obtain that information without having access to ...

Heres a hypothetical,If you offer to buy a FSBO with cash at a deep discount and they accept your offer, is there anything stopping you from turning around and selling at market? Now heres my situation,I may be able t...

Hi there, my husband and I are starting out with real estate investment. We live in Northern California and are overwhelmed with where to beginIdeally we want to invest for cash flow and appreciation but with the craz...

I have 5 doors and about to purchase 3 more (plus I have a FT job and freelance on the side).  Plus I'm just honestly not the most organized person.  I'd like to simplify by taking bookkeeping off my plate.  Does anyo...

Hi Everyone,Let me start off by saying thanks for reading this.  I'm looking for advice.Situation:I purchased a 4-unit property in a pretty bad area, didn't know how bad it was until over a year into the purchase, bec...

How to apply for a self directed 401k? Do I need to quit my job to roll over my 401k? Do I need to have my own business to apply for it? What are the advantages (benefits) vs the standard 401k.  Thanks!

Yes, weird question. Let me set the stage to explain this question:1)  One spouse, self-employed, can form a Solo K by moving funds from a 403b from a previous employer. However, this fund is pretty small - big enough...