So after you assign your lease and assign your option to the tenant buyer or seller, you are out of liability for payments on the lease? The seller basically becomes a landlord per say. They have to be the ones to con...

Can you please share with me your contracts that specify general terms between an owner and contractor who is completing some remodel work? I want the contract to be as simple as possible, but still cover the bases. ...

Investment Info:

Other other investment in Corcoran.

Purchase price: $625,000

Cash invested: $1

Sale price: $980,000

I bought a rural 40 acre farm that was on a tar county road. It had an old far...

I’m picking up my third property in the next two weeks and I also just finished doing my taxes. From that lovely experience I’ve realized that I need to do a better job of accounting with my properties and I want to d...

Does the refi step in the BRRRR process have to 100% be a cash out refi for it to be a clean BRRRR? Or could I get away with doing a simple refi and have the new lender pay off a HML.I ask because after calling 30+ cr...

Im selling a cheap parcel of land and am looking for a simple as-is contract I can use. Theres no buildings, no financing, nothing extra involved. Just using a Quit claim deed. Selling price is less than $1,000 so I d...

Hello, Everyone,I just started on Bigger Pockets and I wanted to see if anyone around these parts can lend a hand giving a new investor some advice. My dilemma described below is actually what got me interested in rea...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment in Holly.

Cosmetic rehab.

What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?
Easy to flip.

How did you find this ...

Hey guys,I know HELOCs are rather intimidating. It's a difficult calculation to figure out at first (at least it is/was for me! I went months without understanding how it worked), but here is a simple calculation for ...

DTI is calculated by adding up all of your monthly bills and dividing it by your monthly income before taxes, then, multiplying it times 100. For example, (2000 ÷ 7000) x 100= 28.6%. Knowing this will give you a bette...