Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment in Purling.

Purchase price: $200,000

Cash invested: $74,000

Sale price: $420,000

In progress--72.40 acre private estate. Set in...

How would you go about getting a 2nd home mortgage, for another quadplex in my situation? 
I know some banks require it to be located far away as a vacation home, and to be single family. I am okay with moving with t...

Good Day BP!My team and I have found a fantastic fix and flip that we have a very strict time line to acquire. I have been talking with my traditional financing team and they got me in touch with a hard money lender. ...

I am currently in the early stages of my real estate investing journey and I am gaining new knowledge everyday from BP readings and just from networking. I have a question for all “cash buyers” who are familiar with t...

Investment Info:
Single-family residence fix & flip investment in Phoenix.

Purchase price: $410,000

Cash invested: $60,000

Sale price: $535,000

This 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom brick bungalow is...

I have a SFR with good returns and decent equity. Should I tap that equity to get capital to buy next SFR or go the longer route or saving additional capital while keeping that equity in place?

I'm new to investing and the flix and flip loan I'm thinking of applying for have a maximum loan period of 12 months (you could apply for an extension) but how would I pay back the loan if I'm not able to cash out ref...

Hey all,
First of all I want to introduce myself because I am a newbie to wholesaling and BP. I am just starting to market in the DMV area and am trying to decide how my business card layout should be. I searched on h...

Hello,My name is Vidal and I am a relatively new member. The question I bring before you all is about savings prioritization. The two options I'm considering at this point are 1) start saving for a down payment for an...

I am considering quitting my full-time employment to invest in real estate full time.  I have saved up some significant resources to be able to do some all-cash purchases, but I would prefer to finance via mortgages. ...