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I am finalizing my investment strategy, and I have a few questions regarding how/when to utilize LLCs. I plan on purchasing foreclosed SFHs with cash, rehabbing as necessary, renting them out, then getting financ...

So I’m stuck at filling out an LLC agreement of operation for a title company, I’m in the process of closing on a property. What is the initial contribution section referring to and the capital contribution page refer...

Franklin County is doing a mass re-appraisal process for property taxes in 2023. The county gives you the opportunity to dispute the initial values before distributing the updated tax amount. Has anybody had experienc...

Can one named insured on rental property that is co-owned remove the other named insured from the policy if both names are on the deed to the property?

Hello BP community,I have been really looking into wholesaling as a first strategy for getting started for investing.Things that worry me that i would like to know is any hidden expences or fees that occurs during a w...

So here is my situation. 2 1/2 years ago I found a property that I was able to do a Lease Option to Buy for a 2 year term that would automatically extend for another 2 year period if the option was not utilized. I am ...

posted 35 minutes ago So here is my situation. 2 1/2 years ago I found a property that I was able to do a Lease Option to Buy for a 2 year term that would automatically extend for another 2 year period if the option ...

Hi, Renting out my first house. Just wanted to confirm what I think is true: that the initial rental application is by no means the final lease a potential renter will sign. Agree?

Hi,Wanted to get feed back on my situation. My rental property caught fire Aug 31 in Kentucky, it is a total loss. It was vacant and no one was hurt. The problem I am having is that my lender is making me pay off the ...

Currently in the process of purchasing a residential REO in NJ, but intend on buying property in Florida over the next several months, as well.  The plan is to form an LLC, and as we are doing business in both states ...