Hello there! Greetings from Bothell, Washington. We bought an empty land last year near our primary residence. The lot is 0.76 acre. There are lots of trees on it and some area is nature sensitive area. The surroundin...

Hi, I'm in the midst of renovating a ~5500 sq ft commercial building and converting it to a ~6000 sq ft multi-family residential. It'll have 6 resi rental units + 1 ground-level commercial space. The building currentl...

Hi BP,I just had some guys out doing some work on my siding and they informed me that there was some cracks along the edges of the cement staircase as well as the foundation that needed to be fixed (see images below)....

I'd like to talk about getting financing for a primary residence when the borrower has declared chapter 11 bankruptcy on a business.FNMA FNMC guidelines are such that a borrower must wait 2 years from the BK to get an...

Hey everyone! My name is Trey Gregg. I am looking to connect with any land/ timberland investors in the Richmond area. I am looking to join any groups, learn, and connect with people with the same investment interests! 

I am seeking contractors in Detroit. This tends to be difficult since costs of rehabbing is high for the actual returns.  the finished product is not expensive since these properties are rentals , I am focusing mainly...

I work in a busy and fast paced business which buys, renovates and resells homes to property investors seeking passive income streams. We are a core team of three that bought more than 70 properties last year in Pasco...

I recently purchased a property in my personal name and my plan is to transfer it to an LLC. My existing insurance company told me if I transfer the property to an LLC, then I will need to get a commercial insurance p...

I need a stated income cash out loan program for a rental I have in TX. I have plenty of equity and will be around 60% ltv, but need to get some cash out for another project. And my self-employed income may make it ch...

I recently became aware of the benefits of owning and using a non-contact infrared thermometer. Here is a great link from the NDSU Extension office:"A simple way homeowners can check their homes for heat loss is with ...