I want to know from a real estate developer's standpoint, what are the top questions investors ask you to invest in your new development?

Hello everybody. I'm interested in purchasing investment property in the Philadelphia area, but am having trouble locating lenders who will lend as low as 60K. I've been Googling Philadelphia local banks and credit un...

I've been using Wheelhouse for my STR and am thinking about switching. They've been fine, but apparently I need to pay for an additional subscription if I want to add Tripadvisor and have Wheelhouse push pricing to th...

A good acquaintance wants to borrow money for a flip.
He is very experienced.  He does not need my money in that he has other options.  But if I want to invest money providing better terms than those options, he's ha...

Currently in college and New to the game. Right now I’m in the research faze looking for investors from and around the Chicago area, since that’s where I’m from, that are willing to offer points of guidance?

I'm going to try and keep this short, as I always write way too much. I just have 5 questions so I can rethink my game plan as I don't feel I'm doing enough.

1. Would you ALWAYS put out a bid on anything and everythi...

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found an awesome investment opportunity in the new york area. multifamily 3 over 1. It's a little risky because I've been furloughed with the virus, but i was thinking of pulling a hard money loan ( refin...

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I have 0.98 acres zoned for multi family in Apache Junction, AZ.the city says up to 22 units on 1-acre can be built. i also own the adjacent 6-unit apartment building. One of the Principal Planners for the ...

Hey everybody, In my area there seem to be condos that will pop up which could possibly make good cash flowing rentals. They tend to run anywhere from $100-150K per condo. My problem is, they tend to get swept up befo...

My husband and I will be living in on the the 3 units temporarily. Our current rent monthly is $2,400 so paying $722 out of pocket for living there till we get more property's saves us $1,678 monthly ($20,136 annually...