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I don't know much (to put it more accurately anything) about buying real estate. Right now I am in a unique situation and I have a concern.
I want to buy a residential property. I am still undecided if it wi...

I have 2 properties in Florida (live in Maryland) one is a long term rental and the other is a short term rental, both are in our personal names. Wanting to move these properties into an LLC but I find out we have to ...

I have located a property in my desired area. It is listed on the MLS as a lease. We would like to use a David Greene/Scott McGillivray method of presenting 2-4 different seller financing options to buy the property. ...

Quick preface, I'm a cash home buyer. I do 20-30 flips/wholesales per year. I've largely stayed away from the "sub-to" buz word, but I have done a couple sub-to flips knowing that I only needed to hold onto them a cou...

Does any know if subject to's are legal in Baltimore Maryland.

I am new to bigger pockets.what is the best way to protect my real estate? Should I do land trust or LLC?Can I switch my real estate from my name to LLC or land trust?

Hi, I am new to BP and new to being a landlord. I recently purchased an investment home and I'm planning on renting it out. I am in Philadelphia. Does anyone here know how the utilities arrangement is? The electric, g...

I have a lead transferring from a duty station over to the Washington state area, Mt. Vernon to be more specific. They have hard copy orders in hand and are transferring within the next month. They were trying to find...

In a handful of states including Washington there is a tax that must be paid for the privilege of selling a real property. In Washington State the tax is 1.78% of the sale price.

I have done many sandwich lease de...

I know that the consensus is that "due on sale" is almost never triggered in the real world.

However if someone locked in at a historically low interest rate today and then deeded the property to an LLC (or some oth...