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Brent Matthew Couple buying 1st house
21 February 2018 | 4 replies

My wife & I are in our early 30's, and looking to buy our 1st house, $100k or less. Average home value here is $130-$150k. We have great credit and hardly any debt. My plan is to save enough for a 20% down payment...

Jad Boudiab Coronavirus, lockdown, and losing your ass.ets. Lessons Learned?
25 March 2020 | 0 replies

Covid-19 outbreak, media madness, lock downs, eviction moratorium, no rental income, and no NBA. Who in the world would have predicted this?
Now that we're on lock down, I have some down time to check BP. It's to no ...

Marc Dufour Using Equity Line of Credit for more REI?
6 March 2014 | 7 replies

Here is my situation:

I live in northern CA. I own 3 properties and live in 1 of them.

Property 1: value $1.1M, debt = $700K

Property 2: value $750K, debt = $400K

Property 3: value $500K, de...

Patrick Reagan What is the problem with Illegal apartments?
29 June 2020 | 10 replies

I've noticed many three family homes have a fourth apartment in the basement and it's considered "illegal", yet many have tenants.What are the problems with having such apartments and what's the worse case scenario fo...

Andrea M. Smoke and Mirrors
20 February 2013 | 5 replies

So a tenant who has been slightly difficult since move in approximately (Dec 2012) who hasn't paid rent this month (eviction process underway) to say that she can't afford the property because the electric bill is ext...

Victor Leon home repair warranties
17 September 2014 | 3 replies

As the landloard of several properties, it seems everytime we get in the black a big ticket repair needs to be made. are there any ways to cut down on these unexpected repairs, such as home repair warranties?

Jason Shackleton Using credit based SLOC products profitably as RE investors
3 March 2021 | 0 replies

Hey is anyone here using a credit based SLOC (syndicated lines of credit) product profitably as a real estate investor?
I own a business financing firm. I have access to 5 or so lenders that help individuals use the...

Ray D. HELOC Reason for Funds?
2 August 2016 | 4 replies

My bank is processing my HELOC request and asked me what the money would be used for. I told them another investment property and they started asking for the information on the property I was going to purchase.Since I...

Scott Gordon Creative Funding Options
16 February 2021 | 12 replies

Hi All!I am currently looking for my first investment property. I’d love to hear some of your ideas for creative funding options. I have a 6 month personal emergency fund and a nice sized retirement portfolio, but sin...

Jared Tillery Right of entry during repairs
25 July 2017 | 4 replies

I have a ceiling and wall repair I am making in a unit. The tenant has become very difficult to deal with. I have sold her repairs we be ongoing and people will stop by periodically. We said we would giver her as muc...