Olivia Evans
Loans equivalent to 203K loan but without using FHA
Hello,Gathering some more info here before finalizing my investment strategy and curious if anyone knows if it's possible to use something like the FHA 203K loan, but on a traditional loan instead. I've heard from the...
Tony Marcelle
Sandwich lease option and upfront out of pocket expenses?
In what order do you use lease option paper work when you are doing lease options? What are all the out of pocket expenses the investor needs to pay the seller/landlord? How fast can you find a tenant buyer to cover y...
Jason Parker
What do I get with Bigger Pockets Pro Monthly Payment option?
Hello All,Big fan of Bigger Pockets. This is not a gripe... or at least not suppose to be.My lovely Bride and I are in the process of purchasing our first home. Its a 4 unit that will be our primary residence. I j...
Tim G.
$12,500 Wholesale from Bigger Pockets - When an agent isn't the best option
Pretty stoked to share I recently wholesaled a deal I found direct from the seller right here on bigger pockets!
Not only that, but I actually allowed them to make MORE money selling to me than they would h...
Robert Ok
Rent-to-Own/Lease Option UpFront Costs - How Not To Pay Out of Pocket
So for the upfront costs (e.g. Option Fee, Security Deposit, etc) can you do it with no money out of pocket? Is it advisable to do it with no money out of pocket? If it is what is the workflow to find the funding?
Randy E.
Two houses, one driveway
I bought a house recently that will be a rental. Prior to buying it, I noticed there was only driveway for this house and the one next to it. I checked online and it appears the driveway is mostly on the other owner...
Pay off your mortgage or invest? If you’re on the path to FIRE, you’ve probably asked yourself this question. Without a mortgage payment, you could put thousands more in your pocket every month, and your FIRE number w...
Rafael Palacios
House Hacking Second Property While Holding On To First
I live in Lancaster, CA and used an FHA first time home buyer perk to purchase my first home about 2 yrs ago at a 3.5 % down payment . After listening to bigger pockets podcasts and reading a few of Dan Turners books ...
Account Closed
Subject To – Why You Need Money To Buy Using "Subject To" (SubTo) - Safely, Legally
Subject To is definitely NOT a “No Money Down” technique”, Here’s why . . .
The obvious question is: "How Do I Keep Finding These Smokin' Deals"
It costs money to locate a willing seller. One of the largest wholesal...
Kelvin He
Which one is the better deal?
Hey guys. Buying a house.5% down, 30 year.Option 1:15k upfront, 2.1k/month for 30 yearsOption 2:19k upfront, 2k/month for 30 yearsWhats the better deal? How do I figure out? ROI? IRR? Thanks.