This is for an investment property and the interest rate will be 4.125%.  I can pay a couple points less and get a 4.5% rate.  Does it generally pay off from a cash flow perspective to pay down the rate?

A common pitch for realtors looking for listings is to declaure they have a large database of “buyers” they will bring those buyers by to see the property, but often zero proof of its existence.. It’s all sales crap. ...

Real estate is one of the most tax-advantaged investment strategies out there.
Real estate pros buy property using leverage and bonus depreciate to perpetually defer taxes.
Making millions a year and often paying ...

Please excuse the long post. I searched high and low about the tactical steps involved in doing a “subject to” deal and it took a while to learn and document the steps. So I’m laying it all out for the next person a...

OK. Thanks Josh.

There was another thread on donations that Josh started, but I didn't want to reply there, because more will read something for FREE than something asking for a donation!
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Hi there! I'm a new BP user and just had my first property damage. Someone broke into my rental property in Phila, broke a window and damaged the front door. Nothing stolen as far as I can see. My Home insurance deduc...

Hey everyone, I'm new on here and am wondering if there is anyone in the Portland, OR area. I would like to network with fellow investors in the area. Message me if your interested!

I'm considering using a property manager for my first RE investment. I understand there are different circumstances that can determine if this is a good decision or not but I was wanting to hear some of your opinions ...

This is a must-watch video for anyone currently investing or considering investing in Memphis.  It's a great overview of some of what's happening here right now as well as a very insightful reflection on what has tran...

Towards the end of last year I was finishing up my first flip. It was a great house for my first flip. Not too big, not too small, and I made just the right amount of mistakes to learn valuable lessons, but still turn...