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David Levy I can do a 20% down, but why not 3.5% FHA? Please Help
21 July 2016 | 14 replies

Hi all,I've been a "renter" all my life and finally buying a townhouse in state of NJ to live in. After reading a lot about putting my money to work and I do have over 130k to work with, I am now thinking if I should ...

Kyle Bishop Analyzing a note on a rent-to-own
3 September 2019 | 16 replies

To be honest I'm not entirely sure what to call it, but a note seems appropriate.
The note holder has a property set up as a rent-to-own, but the terms require the renter to be responsible for all repairs, taxes, and...

Tyler Haws How does a fix up refinance work ?
27 July 2018 | 1 reply

I wondering how a fix up refinance works. I don’t necessarily want to let go of the home and sell because I want to rent it out. But how does the refinancing work after it is fixed and appraises for a lot more money?

Michael Dunn Loan for Repairs if buying as an Investor ?
6 January 2016 | 3 replies

Good Evening BP community,Just had a simple question , which is .....  Is there a way to add X amount of dollars to a Conventional Loan, if you are buying a property as an Investor ?So if I am wishing to purchase a pr...

Kevin Tarver Personal loan v reg loan
3 August 2014 | 8 replies

hey I'm thinking using a personal loan to finance my first investment. 50k take my down and pay for any extras. I wanted to know anyones thoughts? Thanks.

Toni Escuder Marine Grade Grills?
24 May 2024 | 4 replies

If you have an oceanfront property, what type of grill are you providing your guests? A property we are furnishing is on an island surrounded by saltwater so corrosion is a serious concern. 

Keith Tidwell RFI - Asset Protection Lawyer and CPA in/around NorCal
31 May 2019 | 2 replies

RFI - I live in Walnut Creek, CA and work in San Francisco.  Looking for referrals for (a) an asset protection attorney and (b) a CPA, in each case, who are familiar with the needs of a CA-based individual investing i...

Steve Crisp Selling as is
23 February 2023 | 5 replies

My childhood home has been sitting for 5 years. Needs a roof, electrical, HVAC, new kitchen, walls and fireplace, and has a collapsing back patio. I thought about fixing it up myself and keeping it in the family but I...

Ken T. What is the best way to pet proof a rental?
5 June 2014 | 4 replies

I am currently looking for more investment property in my town, and in doing my research on the local buy/sell pages it seems like there is an incredibly high demand for rentals that accept pets. I, like most land...

Pat Jackson Including vs. splitting utilities in small multifamiles
13 November 2018 | 5 replies

Up until yesterday I've always thought it was ideal to split as many utilities as possible, always.  My thought was this, if a faucet is dripping (or worse) I want them to think "I'm paying for that water" and either ...