Looking to do my first MF deal, but there seems to be a wide variance in rates - anywhere from low 4s (brokers, but charge an additional closing cost) to high 6s.  Where are folks finding the best combination of rates...

I was going to buy my first rental here in Houston, TX, I was going to put 20% plus pay closing cost on a 94K ranch style property, I'm about to put 30K to acquire this, I think this is excessive, I'm doing something ...

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $465,000

Cash invested: $65,000

Owner Occupy Side by Side duplex

What made you interested in inves...

View reportPhoenix Arizona near downtown* is there an issue with ARV? I put it as "$400,000" in form but says more than $400,000 on report * what about 50% rule? seems to break the deal.* Seems like cash on cash retur...

So, I've come across 2-1- rate buydowns a few times recently. I understand the general concept of it don't really understand the mechanics of how it works. I was hoping someone could explain how you work this into a c...

In a work/money fix&flip partnership:
The silent partner provides $1M.
The working partner does all the work, including securing an additional $1.4M in financing for the LLC.
The working partner keeps 2% of the...

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $209,000

Cash invested: $8,300

House Hack/BRRRR Deal
- Purchased 11/2018
- Occupied the lower unit
- Starte...

Has anyone had any success or failures in the Jacksonville, FL market? Most of the articles and reports I read rank it as a good place to invest, but the taxes and Insurance are rather high to me. Looking forward to y...

When you perform a cash out refinance, does it have to be 75% LTV?  Could it be 65%? 50%?If so would the lower amount also go with a lower interest rate?Thanks 

All parties have agreed to this deal -- paperwork is signed. Seller is crediting buyer a larger amount than the buyer's closing cost. So the rest goes to lower the purchase price, right? Nope. Seller's agent is refusi...