This is my strategy for building wealth. My strategy may be different then others and it's all about what works best for you. 1) Build a solid income stream (for me, that's Co-hosting) 2) Take that money and throw it ...
I'm currently looking for my first investment property in Northwest Georgia. I'm 23 years old and I've already been pre-approved for a $200k FHA loan on a quadraplex as long as 3 of the units are already rented out. H...
Hello everyone. I'm happy to be a part of BP; and excited to further educate myself on investing techniques/strategies.
My first post/question is in regards to obtaining Private Lending:
I am in the process of const...
I am looking to buy a first time investment property and not live in the place. Can I put 5% down? How much do I have to put down and not live in it? Do I also need a conventional loan? Please give me as much details ...
Here is the link to this week's Webinar Replay, Using Fixer-Upper Rental Properties to Build Wealth and Cash Flow! (BRRRR).http://app.webinarjam.net/replay/2725/201a101693/0/dP13489554cXPlease note, the replay is only...
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I listened to a webinar the other day that had an interesting idea. They called it residential backflipping. I'll try to lay out the basics from that webinar here (this is what Peter Conti and Jerry Nort...
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I am relatively new at this. Have done a few real estate transactions successfully before, but not in the US.
The US is a really interesting market and I want to start investing in multifamily/apartment buildi...
Hello, I'm in the market for some rental properties and I'm hoping that a wholesaler will have a property that will be suitable so I can get a better price. I'll be using traditional financing for my first few, will a...
I purchased a single family home for $50,000 cash and it is currently rented for $1000 per month with an annual lease. While I wait for interest rates to come down, and for the property to season 6-12 months, I'm tryi...
Alright, don't jump all over me for the question, but I really don't know the answerLet's say I buy a home for $100,000 and put 20% down with a 7.25% mortgage. I now have $80,000 worth of debt with roughly $450/month ...