I have a few personal conventional loans on some rental properties under my own name. I would like to put them in an LLC but I believe there is a “due on sale clause” or even transfer which I’m afraid of losing my 4%...

All - there is some great information on here regarding utilizing a maximum overfunded whole life insurance policy to then take a loan out and invest in rental properties. One question I can't seem to answer or grasp ...

I am a newbie and just made my first purchase of a triplex two months ago. I was surprised to receive a cancellation notice of my insurance policy after they inspected the exterior of the property. They said that 15% ...

For investors who own or looking to purchase properties in a Flood plane, make sure to factor in these future premium increases FEMA will implement April 2015.  These costs are in addition to the rates currently being...

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After roaming the BP Forums and blogs for the past few years, my wife and I are finally under contract for our first rental property. So fingers crossed that this one turns out to be worth our while.I...

Just looking for creative input....our guests that were supposed to arrive on Friday sent a literally last-minute message saying that she had gotten sick and couldn't make it. She said she noticed our cancellation pol...

Hello, I’m an investor from Wisconsin. I purchased a home via “Subject to”, I’m listed as additionally loss payee insured on sellers policy & of coarse I own the Deed. The mortgage is still in sellers name until s...

Hi there, My name is Chris and about five years ago my best friend and future business partner moved to Albuquerque.  We had lived in California for a long time and with the sky high property prices had never thought ...

Hello all,I've gone to a few banks in Indianapolis to try and qualify for a conventional loan, and have been repeatedly shot down.  The real sticking point is that I have a lot of student loans, however they are on IB...

A week out from closing on our 2nd STR I discover that our cheapest insurance option is going to run about $7600/yr. The second highest came in around $14k. This killed the deal so we backed out. Multiple companies ca...