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Part II:Multi-family Screening

Ever bought a multi-family and wonder where the profit went? Looking for another but don’t want to get burned? The...

I did some searched and did not find this particular answer. I was wondering how others have gotten around this particular problem. I am nearing 10 loans under my name. Wife has 0 as we strategically did not put her o...

With a new technology it is easier to access data. The tools are there to find coop brokers who work with buyers to bring to the listing agent. Those who are computer or device savvy can go view direct or call whoeve...

Here's the situation that we're in. I am a doctoral student with:
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little debt (car loan and 35k in student loans),

little assets (3k in an index fund, 7k in a target retirement fund/Roth IRA, 1k in individ...

So my 1st REO offer was rejected with no explanation. This has been on the market since 12/2015 with 2 price drops.The only 2 sold comps were considerably lower than my offer and they were 2/1 and 1/1 with less square...

I am a new investor so this may seem like common sense to some but.. I am thinking of buying a multi family in a relatively low income city. I have heard mostly horror stories from a few investors about bad tenants et...

I'm looking to position myself to have maximum purchase power in the future -  In essence, I'd like to be able to have lines of credit to be a little real estate fix/flip fix/hold type of person/company.I have great c...

One of my agents suggested that I apply for a USDA loan to finance my first property. It would be for a suburban area, therefore I could apply for it. Other than the common type of loans (FHA, and conventional) I don’...

I don't understand this statement and I hear/read it often. Isn't the bottom line the price you pay for a property -more important than terms? If a seller wants 50K and you want to pay 40K, how would modifying terms...

Hope everyone is having an awesome Tuesday!Would you guys do a cash out refi on a property purchased with cash, simply for the purpose of writing off mortgage interest? I believe you can write of interest up to a max ...