I often see homes advertised "50k appraised at 65k". Just an example. So does that mean one can buy the house for 50k then take more equity out of the property then 50k he used to buy it?? im confused here.

Newbie question - I want to get in the market as soon as possible (obviously) and trying to figure when I'd be ready to invest in my first property. I am currently saving for my first multi-family rental property and ...

Hello everyone I am a recent new member that joined this forum because I would like to learn more about real estate. I am in my mid 20's and am currently snowballing my debt until I have zero! In the meantime I wan...

When you hold a property in a LLC, does it release your private liability for everything?
Also when you don't pay your note?
Also when you mismanage your LLC?

Where can I verify this information?

Thank you so much ...

Okay, I'm brand new here, go easy. :wink:

I'm trying to acquire a property out in Arizona. I know there is an encumbrance against the property, is there anything special that I need to do? Or can someone perhaps wa...

Hear me out...I've thought of doing one, but then when I research it, I only have 180 days to find a replacement property. With the way I buy property, there's no guarantee I'll find something acceptable in that time...

Hey, everyone. 
I've been deep down the rabbit hole lately and have been up every night geeking out on all things real estate. 
My original goal was to purchase a multi-family and later flip to fund more buy and hol...

Has anyone gone through the process of applying for the tax credits associated with renovating in a historic district? Question I have: 1) How difficult was it to renovate to the historic architectural standards?2) Di...

After talking to a few banks, I've potentially found one that will do a 30k, 30 year mortgage for an investment property. But, they charge $325 non-refundable loan application fee. Is this normal/standard?

Hi everyone,

I'm a newbie here, I just discovered these forums for the first time, and what a great resource it is. Thank you to all who participate here and offer the benefit of your experience to others.

I am not...