It seems every contractor wants at minimum 1/3rd, 1/3rd, 1/3rd (or more upfront), despite advice on here to not put more than 10% down.I've scoured the General Contractor Payments in the forums and it seems the ones w...

I have a property on a somewhat busy 4 lane street that has VPD count of 18,000 and 5 mile population of 192,000 according to a listing close by. Is that high or low in terms what companies are looking for? What I'd l...

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I am looking to purchase a new primary multifamily 4. The description pretty much sums it up. I have my VA loan reinstated and am ready to purchase. I am a Nurse so establishing a new “primary” home for the VA ...

I have a plan to build out a duplex community, 6 duplexes (12 units) on 1 acre of land that cannot be subdivided. The original idea had been to subdivide the land and build 3 quad-plexes but I met with the city and th...

I have a village lot in WNY that I am considering building a SFR and then renting it out for about three years.  So I would need a construction then refinance loan.  Any recommendations on lenders that would consider ...

This would be my first venture into real estate so I'm not sure how to go about figuring out if this will work.I would like to build new houses to rent.I'm unable to do any of the labor and quite a bit short on cash.H...

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I am in the middle of an inspection period for a duplex. The inspection report came up with some significant repairs that need to be done (all categorized as safety issues and major issues). The pre-i...

Hello, i’ve been hearing different investors talk about a seasoning period when refinancing out of hard money during the BRRRR process. can anyone help me dive a little deeper on what this is/mean?

Hello, I am new to this page and I am 17yrs old and interested in investing in real estate. Over the past 2 years I have been flipping cars and trucks. I have saved a decent lump sum of cash (about 10k). I am waiting ...

Just wondering, is it possible to refinance a hard money loan? If so, what institutions would do so. I have read that hard money is not a long term finance strategy, so what is the next step once time runs out?