I know several BPers use some form of permanent life insurance to help their investing.  I'm just looking into it and getting a lot of negative feedback from non-investors.My brother has said things along the lines of...

Hope everyone is staying healthy and sane during these crazy times!So I have a situation relating to the U&O property transfer, or lack thereof, for my first rental property. I cash purchased the property back in ...

I am wondering if timing on Direct mail makes a difference right before or after the long weekend for thanksgiving

I am ready to send about 4000 mailings would hate to have a bust if I time it wrong.

Perhaps @Ray ...

What is the ballpark cost to build a multistorey building (say 3-5 floors) vs. a single story building? Been considering building a group of 4bed/4bath detached units for student housing, but I'm wondering about the f...

Hi Team,I was wondering what / how everyone manages their rentals and money in/ out.   Do you use quickbooks?  Is there another software?  I want to start right now as we are in the process of adding several units.  N...

Diversify Your Assets Worldwide
Expanding your investments internationally is vital. While protecting yourself against the local market and currency variations, you will also protect against declines in a single asse...

Watching some infomercials and found a very neat tool, the Versacut, a swiss army hand saw (tile, circular, table, and chop).

I am looking to get my first tool set, and noticed that this would be easier to ha...

Investment Info:
Large multi-family (5+ units) commercial investment investment in Decatur.

Purchase price: $150,000

Cash invested: $75,000

Contributors:
Andres Duarte

My first de...

I’ve recently tried to apply for an FHA loan and because of student loan debt can’t get pre-approved. I don’t have anyone that I know that I could partner with. I’m feeling so discouraged on how to get started in real...

I am looking at a VA hybrid. 3:1.  Initial rate is 1.75% for 3 years. it can flex one time per year and never more than 1% a year and no more than 5% from the original rate at any point in time. Amortization is recalc...