Hello community,I wanted to get input on a scenario I've run across:A commercial building has experienced roof damage due to a recent storm.  A claim has been filed with the insurance company, and they dragged their f...

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Table 6: High LTV Refinance Mortgage LoansIf the sum of all applicable LLPAs exceeds the caps listed below, the excess will be waived at delivery.Does this me...

Hello.I'm working with a bank for a commercial loan and they are offering what I think is a variable rate every 36 months: Rate: WSJ Prime rate plus 0.5% (Currently 3.25 + 0.5 = 3.75%)
Rate to adjust every 36 mon...

I just want to encourage anyone who has ever had failures or setbacks in real estate. I started wholesaling just over two years ago and up until March of this year- things could not have been better. Then, for some re...

Hi, I had a former tenant do substantial damage to my commercial unit. I filed an insurance claim Thursday. My insurance agent has a preferred contractor who reached out to me this morning. I have not gotten a call fr...

Soooo... I realized that the assessor’s office never adjust my property’s assessment value to the purchase price back when I bought my condo in 2011... anyone know if there’s a statute of limitations on an appeal for ...

Newbie here.  I'm in the process of looking for deals to do my first BRRRR.  Right now the most difficult part is determining ARV of properties.  In particular I am dumbfounded at conducting accurate adjustments on co...

Hello everyone,  I took out my first commercial loan a few years ago for a multi-family. It's 30year amortization, but first 5 years were fixed and on the 6th year it will auto adjust to the libor rate plus 2.25%, the...

On a refinance, I have been charged 1.360% on points bringing the interest rate down to 2.999%. How would I figure out the started adjusting interest rate? 

I'm dealing with water damage in my single family rental in Montgomery and would like to work with a public insurance adjuster. Any recommendation is greatly appreciated. Thanks.