We have a practically paid off rental property (we owe 39K on a 5.25% 15 yr fix) in a great neighborhood that has had the same renter in it for 7 1/2 yrs. The home is worth. $400K Our primary residence is on a Inter...

I am looking to take out a HELOC on my principal residence but would then like to turn this residence into a rental property as well. I've read that the bank could enact a due-on-sale clause for the property becoming ...

Hello all, We are in the process of getting our principal residence ready to sell. The problem is we do not want to move out for roughly 5-6 months. Our main reason is that we are just starting to build out our new pl...

Hello!  I will be receiving my broker's license in Bend Oregon in April and would love to meet with interested Principal Brokers to discuss the possibility of working with your office.Thanks!!Christy Osterkamp

Hi BP Pros-I know there has been a lot of discussion on the pros and cons of being a licensed real estate agent, while simultaneously operating a REI business. How have other agent/investors proposed this to their bro...

I have a 30 year mortgage , the monthly payment is $2916 at 4.1% the current principal amount is $532.41 I’m sending one extra principal every month additional to the regular payment ,Now the question is How can I ...

Under current Costa Hawkins (CH) law if a tenant is not using a rent controlled property as his/her principal place of residence, the landlord can raise the rent to market rate. Doing so usually results in a tenant fi...

I'm looking at purchasing my first investment property, a duplex. However, I still live at home with my parents. Every insurance company I call says they do not insure standalone rental properties and I must have prin...

Can You Deduct Payments Paid on a Principal Only Note?

Situation; Elderly Seller bought their Triplex home for
around $350K Many Many Years ago. She lives in One unit and rents out
the other two Un...

Hi, I'm really interested in learning to analyze deals/properties for future investments. I've noticed in pretty much every analysis in videos and blogs, the person will deduct the entire mortgage payment (interest + ...