Hi BP,

Unique situation I suppose but I have a very close friend that went through a difficult time when the market crashed. I don't want to get into specifics but he has plenty of cash. We are very close friends/bu...

I'm the standard BRRR investor doing a refi right now and going through the pain-in-the-neck process of doing a bank refi. I was thinking though - I know many people buy and sell notes. What if I basically gave myself...

I have an LLC, and I am looking to get a mortgage loan for a rental property. I have been in touch with my realtor who has connected me to some mortgage lenders. Is it often the case that the smaller lenders (not big ...

I'm currently managing a commercial (15-unit residential) building in the Bronx, NY that is held under an LLC by a 100% sole-member.The member is looking to fully transfer the corp. stake to a family member, making th...

Im trying to buy some properties in Cleveland OH; because the prices are in most cases pretty low too low, its very hard to qualify for an standard loan that in most cases start lending in 70KI'm looking to finance tw...

I am new to being a landlord, but more so my situation is complicated. I am trying to rent out a property where it's already zoned business and personal use:  someone can live upstairs in a 2 bed 2 bath, and run their...

New to the community, thanks for all the insight!Received an excepted offer today on my 7th hold property (flipped a dozen or so but done with that for awhile).Ive focused on 2 familys (alot less drama then 3 and 4 fa...

I have recently purchased a rental property all cash in the Houston, TX area and 6 months later did a cash out refinance.  I really like this strategy and would love to implement it multiple times.  Does anyone know i...

Hello,I am looking to purchase my first property.  It is a 3-unit property, fully rented with month-to-month tenants (all paying below market rent and one is behind on rent).  The property is located in Prince George'...

I am trying to make sure I truly understand how lending works... I have always thought that when you have a conventional mortgage, they "lend" you $100k (as an example) for the house, and that is pretty much collatera...