Hello Everyone, I am looking into setting up an LLC and would like some advice on how I should approach this.

Here is my situation:
Currently I own 3 properties, (2) 1 families and (1) two unit. All are in my name....

My question is in regards to wear and tear; specifically, plumbing below the floorboards and inside the walls on a 20-year-old rental cottage. If there is leak not readily noticeable, as in occurring inside the bathro...

I am considering buying property using an LLC (which has my solo 401k as a 25% member) and keep it as a rental. I would keep the expenses split 75/25% subject to the rules of the solo 401k. However, when I reach 60, c...

Hi BP,I Bought an Apartment in an Auction in Broward county FL.Three month later the mortgage foreclosing is being assigned and the second is satisfied.Is it normal ?

I bought a triplex. I am having the apartments painted and after painting it the contractor came back the next day to find that in certain sections the paint had started to run. Previously the drywall had staining thr...

I am currently living in a home with my family. Brief history I have a past bankruptcy and some financial credit challenges that need a little time to over come so we are looking to lease option the house we are i...

Several months ago I filed a BBB claim about the flooding in the 930 Poydras "luxury" apartments in New Orleans.  Since then my neighbors and I have experienced more of the same.  When some of us dared to report such ...

Hello, my name is Yvette Roberts, I am new to real estate investing. I found this site while searching the internet for information on Wholesaling. I live in Milwaukee, WI. and I am very excited to meet both new an...

So I've been analyzed a bunch of deals recently. And I found that leverage does not necessarily increase CoC or ROI. The short conclusion is, there is a point where fixed expenses(such as Cap Ex) do not decrease, yet ...

Most creative financing strategies for Subject to / Sub2 deals, have a workaround of avoiding the bank from knowing the sale has occurred, to avoid the due on sale clause. There seem to be very effective ways of doing...