I need some professional help to file the proper documentation and withdraw money out of my annuity account strictly for investing in real-estate of course.  If anyone can guide or help me out so I can  get started in...

I’m currently licensed to practice real estate although I’m not yet hanging my license with a broker. I also have my Notary Public and I’m also considering getting my appraisal certificate. I was wondering does anyone...

We've got a lease in our current rental that goes through July 23rd but just closed on our property last week. The landlord is "allowing us" to break lease (and handle all the rental ads and showings, of course) but h...

If you're interested in buying a property, have you considered looking into off-market options? There are some pretty cool advantages to this approach. For one thing, you might be able to score a better deal since the...

Becoming a successful real estate investor requires a systematic approach and a solid understanding of the market. Here's a comprehensive guide to help you navigate the process:1. Learn About Real Estate: Research pas...

I've been reading books on property management ( Principles of Real Estate Management, Ultimate Property Manager etc) and am even fortunate enough to receive mentoring from many successful real estate investors and...

I'm looking to do some remote work in the San Diego area and decided to read over some SD BP posts. One trend I've noticed is that a lot of people seem/seemed to be looking to purchase rentals. Is there anyone out the...

Hey all, I'm looking for a nationwide business insurance firm to network with, particularly with short term rental expertise.  Must be open to collaboration and hungry to grow their business.  Thanks.

Hi all! I've been preppring to buy a place, and am ready to make a leap. I'm reasearching a property, which looks GREAT. LTV 37% (!), but as I'm reasearching, I found something odd.1. What does it mean when a house ha...

ARMs (Adjustable Rate Mortgages) are a product that haven't been mentioned much in the last few years. As rates were at all-time-low levels, the spread/benefit of an ARM was nearly non-existent. However, as rates are ...