I already have buyers in place but I want to protect myself as much as possible with a contingency clause.

The clause on my contract now states, "The sale of property is contingent upon buyer obtaining third party fi...

FACTS:- home has been in preforeclosure for about 10mos, and currently still is...and bank seems like they will give more time if i come up w/a plan.- mortgage note is worth $70K, 7.3% rate, ~$600/mo- ARV on house is ...

I have been looking into and studying about land flipping for a little while but just can't seem to get up the nerve to take the leap. I run and do everything by myself and making mistakes along the way because I have...

🏠 (Part 3) Lessons I have learned from owning & managing residential & commercial properties:There is not much you can do with some one time costs, but focus on recurring expenses & how you can either elim...

Hello PB friends,I am in the process of gathering information so i can purchase my first home. My plan is to buy and hold a multi-family residence, live in one and rent out the others. Should i setup an LLC and purcha...

Hello, everyone! I am a new real estate wholesaler who hasn't done a deal yet. Currently, I am searching for properties to market to cash buyers. Although I am very green to the process, I want to do things in a profe...

I was hoping someone could discuss the pros/cons of obtaining conventional financing for residential properties (SFR/duplexes) with 20% down, vs. if able, closing with 100% cash, then pulling out equity via a loan or ...

There’s a lot of negativity out there concerning the risks (especially to the seller) of subject to deals.  To sum up the risks to the seller; the seller remains liable on a note which is secured by real estate they n...

I'm not at the point where I can buy a deal like this myself. But I am a realtor. Is it OK for me to try to look for Houston investors here?A fellow agent in my office has what I THINK may be a STEAL of a deal in Hous...

When you hear High Yield, what ballpark do you think of?  Many passive RE investors, hard money lenders, and note buyers seem to be happy with low double digit rates of return, thinking that, relative to stocks, bonds...