Hey BP, so i have a rental property that i am going to leverage so i have the cash to buy another one at some point, as soon as that good deal comes up. My question is this. what loan is best, a line of credit or a 30...
Hello BP community!We recently moved into a foreclosure duplex that we purchased downtown. It was built in 2007 and only needed paint, cleaning and some fixtures. All in all, it's been a light rehab in comparison to...
Hello All, I'm about to purchase a flip project that seems like a good deal, but I'd love to have your opinions to make sure I'm not potentially missing something. The numbers look good on paper...purchase price of $1...
I've been checking around with several Texas agents to to get insurance for 8 single family rentals in the name of the LLC that owns the houses. A couple of agents have suggested getting coverage under surplus lines...
I've been going back and forth over what to do and would appreciate any feedback. A couple months ago we purchased a SFH with cash and an unsecured credit line ($20,000). The line is interest monthly with a variable i...
Hello everyone, I have a question about a property that I'm hoping someone can clarify for me please. I have property close to being under contract (seller has contract being looks over). The property is paid off but ...
I've been reading a lot about notes but am still very new. I'm not sure if this is the going rate, but suspect it isn't. Why would some sell a brand new note for 87.5% UPB? It is like they just made the note and are t...
We are looking at this property as a potential live-in flip. The property itself is near Roseville, CA. The owner is an absentee landlord who just wants the property gone. She's very motivated to get rid of it. Th...
Is it better to buy an investment house using money from home equity or with your own money for a down payment? It looks to me the intrust rate is the same so I would just have 2 loan instead of 1 loan.
I'm currently looking to purchase a new home and heard about a home equity line of credit. The concept seems really cool and the potential to pay off your home faster while still having access to the funds is very app...