I have an off-market deal I am working.  Normally I figure my cash number and offer it to the owner and we work from there.  This owner actually mentioned that he would be willing to carry it longer for a higher price...

So I’m working everything out to get started investing. I’ve heard it’s best to work backwards. I’m looking to do a hard money loan and do a cash out refinance with a conventional loan in 6 months or so to repay the H...

All I ever do is put money back into the properties. With class A rentals I can always find something to upgrade.

My home is still not finished so there is plenty for me to spend time/money on there. One day it too...

I am looking to retire in the next few years and my plan is to invest in rental property that generates a cash flow of $150k/year to live on. I currently have about $1,150,000 in savings and another $350k in equity on...

Hi everyone!Currently I am thinking about buying and renovating a home in my area (Maryland), and financing through the bank through 203b loan (which covers renovation?). However, I only have about 12k in cash savings...

I work for a property management company as the CFO and we handle an extensive amount of properties.

After seeing so many investors of these multi family properties we manage, I can’t help but want to get into inves...

Hey guys,

I'm ready to purchase my first investment property. Does anyone have suggestions for the best ways to fund the purchase?

I do not have enough cash for a conventional loan.

I live in North Carolina

I am...

I'm looking for a strategy where I can keep seasoned funds until I need them for a purchase. It should be liquid enough that i can access in relatively short time. TIA

This may seem controversial or “not by the book” for many.  but keep in mind CA has higher taxes and reg fees and I’m not doing more than 1-2 flips (short timeframe flips)  a year and many years do 0 flips
Do most fl...

To all the millionaires out there, where do you think is the best place to put your money to let it grow while still being able to pull it out when needed? Personally, I prefer being able to access my money without pe...