Let's say an investor paid all cash for a property ($70,000) but now needs a little cash ($15k) pulled out. He's got terrible credit and is self employed. Are there hard money guys who can do this in a week or two?

I’m in the process of purchasing an established property management and real estate company. My traditional income has been from teaching. Is there a way to count the income from my new business towards getting lendin...

Hey everyone on the Bigger pockets ! I live in Michigan looking for a investment property(2-4 units) just wanted to reach out and see what website can I use to get the economy growth for each city in Michigan for 2022...

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Does anyone have suggestions how to find listings for commercial MFH? I’m working with my RE Agent and I do get MLS listings but I don’t think MLS is very good source for these type of properties. I’m mostly inte...

I'm trying to get any info or tips or even advice on what i should do. Looking for a 3-4unit using FHA Loan but switched income source back in April so previous returns reflect old income source and currently income i...

I recently took out short term loans to purchase a rental property (reasons why are for another post). One loan will be repaid in three years, and the other in five years.The traditional CoC ROI doesn't seem to make s...

That you are increasing rent!The tenant takes great care of the property, has been there 2 years and I haven’t raised rents but definitely need to. She only contacts me when it’s a big thing happening and she usually ...

Seems a lot of people I work with are finding it hard to find a good off market property nowadays . Most of the wholesalers and agents I've spoken to seem to think that's just the market we're in but I'm sure other pe...

I am in the process of buying a property in Chicagoland. Let's just say it's been less than ideal process. I am usually not one to get annoyed but it seems as if the lender is doing anything they can to not give me th...

So I've been researching seller concessions, either closing costs, or paid points. It appears at 10% down, max seller can do is 3% on Fanny Freddy loans. I am curious if there would be any creative work arounds?  Is i...