Hey folks. I own a rental property in Seattle (unincorporated King County technically) and it has a 10,454 sqft lot, zoned R18 (18 units per acre). There is a home on there currently with a huge back yard surrounded b...
Greetings! I've been a BP member for awhile and while I have purchased real estate with my own money, I now have a private lender (a relative) who wants to invest with me on my next deal. I am buy-and-hold, so I want ...
Hi y'all, New to this- so don't eat me alive. Reaching out what are the cons and pros in investing in multi-units out of state (coming from California). Other than who to trust, I've been getting all documents from re...
I have 3 separate new entitled construction projects that i developed myself in need of financing in the los angeles area;About $3 millions needed to build 2 architectural homes and one warehouseProperties are current...
What is typical terms on owner financing a larger offering? I have a couple willing to owner finance 300k for a 12+ unit property on a low to middle income property they've held for 20 years. In negotiations, I want...
Hello BP!I have an opportunity to purchase an 8 family apartment building in Wisconsin from a family friend. The owner owns the property free and clear and is looking to retire from the business. The owner said he is ...
I'm Interested in purchasing my first multifamily. It consists of seven units and has a cash flow of about $5500 before all costs.What type of loans should I inquire about? Do most investors just apply at there local ...
Myself and two business partners stumbled across this property very poorly marketed for sale by owner. We found that the property has some great potential with the city building a library right across the street. I ...
I owned, self-managed, and developed a number of properties before the 2008-2009 real estate crash. I have since recovered and have started and investment group in Chicago,IL. All principals have 700+ FICOs and we hav...
I've done a few fix and flips in the Dallas Ft. Worth Metro area, and I know that a general rule of thumb for buying properties is 70% of ARV minus repairs. The houses I flipped had an ARV of 100,000 each, so I bought...