If one were to get a hard money loan for a flip and say the term is 5 months and the house doesnt sell, what happens if the borrower cannot pay the loan back? Does it go on credit? Will the lender take the property? W...

hi, everyone! I'm relocating to Birmingham, Alabama in a couple of months and I want to do a lease option to purchase on my first home and rent out the two other rooms to tenants while I'm living in the third room. Is...

I am a married, mom of 4.  My husband and I are starting our journey in real estate and learning how to earn passive income and are very eager to learn. I am a stay at home mom and we are ready to make a change in our...

Hello Everyone! My name is Ley, I am a Software Engineer at a Bank on Wall Street, who recently developed an interest in Real Estate. I've spent the past 45 days learning (read Rich Dad Poor Dad, Long Distance Real E...

Hello everyone. Just wanted to introduce myself and say Hi. I'm Rob and I am from NW MS near the Memphis TN area. I am looking forward to learning about real estate investing and earning a second income for some secur...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Austin.

Four Bed
Three Bath
No neighbors behind
Garage bump out

What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?
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I would like to know what did you think about investing today in real state in Detroit in single family home , it is Risky, you feel the market can rise in the next years, are the prices still correct to take opportun...

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Has anyone used their self-directed IRA to fund a marketing campaign?  The campaign would be specifically designed to secure a property which would be purchased by the IRA.

Hey guys. Long story short, I have a family member who may be financing a purchase. They are lending me $45k, 5 year note @8%, interest only payments for the duration, lump sum due at the end.

Now I would like to se...