Hey folks,
I had the misfortune of investing in a loan on a property using a crowdfunding platform a couple years ago. The loan was meant to rehab the property so the owner could flip it. Unfortunately the property e...

The post title sums this up! I purchased a vacant single family home last October. It was $75,000. I spent the last year doing major utilities and security improvements with my own funding, and now am in need of about...

I have an investor that wants a line of credit type note. He would like a fixed rate, 30 yr amortization when using funds.That is fine but i would like some compensation when it is not drawn due to tying up the use of...

I'm looking at a four unit property, each unit is 1 BR. The seller is interested in some seller financing (balloon payments actually) as a way to delay their taxes. Seller will accept 20% down payment at closing, 20% ...

I have excellent credit and I've been getting offers from various companies to take out quite large personal loans. For example, SoFi sent me a pre-screened offer for a large loan at attractive terms. But their rules ...

I'm in the process of getting a loan for an investment property in my wife's name. I put it solely in her name because I thought it would be easier since she has a good paying job and all the other property debts are ...

I found a the Golden deal. 1000 sqft house 3 bedroom 1 bath. $70,000.00. The only problem is the bank wants 7,500 on closing cost and 20% down (14,000) payment. I only have 20k. The owner is willing to pay the closi...

Hi BP Fam,
I am looking for ideas on financing an accessory dwelling unit built on my primary residence. I need to borrow $110k, and the ARV $815k with a current value of $715k. The mortgage is $643k with a 2.6% inte...

Hello BP! Im here because I need advice. There is a duplex and a triplex in Wooster Ohio selling for 69,900 each, and I want to offer 130k for the two of them. Monthly cashflow is $3445 combined. I have 20% to put dow...

I'm new to real estate investing (Winona, MN 55987 area)  and like most new investors starting out, its a little confusing, even with all the reading, studying and information out there. Without actually going through...