Who can help me if I want to buy an off-market distressed property ‘subject-to’ the current mortgage?

The way I understand it, I would take title but leave the current loan in the seller’s name. This would allow me t...

How does this work?  If seller agrees to provide financing, what specific process we need to follow to make it happen?  Pros and cons?  If I have both bank and seller providing finance, how does these two work togethe...

One of the kids I used to teach in my youth group recently moved away to Vancouver, WA to go to school (Washington State University has a campus there).  He tells me he's renting a place there.  I asked him why he did...

Hey everyone, I am under contract with my second property and plan to do a large renovation of the main house and the garage apartment that is on the property as well. I have been planning on using funds distributed f...

I am a newbie in RE investing and I humbly ask for your educated opinion and guidance.

I want a single family unit titled under my LLC in partnership (lender is fine with LLC title)
I want the cheaper residential ...

For some reason I didn't think to look into condos in my area but based on my numbers, it looks like getting condos is better than SFH - whats the catch? Now for the great debate!
Googling around, this topic is talke...

Hello BP this is my first post! Anyways I've been reading a lot and learning about real estate for the past few months. Currently I'm renting and it would be cheaper to buy. I have all down payment and closing costs i...

Hi everyone,I am looking to start purchasing houses to rent in the near future and, currently, I am considering purchasing in Louisville, KY and wanted some feedback on the type of property to invest in.I was wonderin...

Hi everyone,I'm in the process of buying my first investment property and I have a conundrum. I thought I was all set up to use my mortgage broker that I used for my first house but when she got back to me the rate wa...

Hello Everyone,

I am wondering why anyone planning to live in the Midwest would ever rent rather than just purchasing. I noticed that some of the more affordable houses there have mortgages ranging from $150-$400 (I...