Need help what will be the best option to go will owner is back up on 14k in mortgage payment and owns about 75k on the property. What can I do to take over the property or tell the owner anybody has and idea anyth...
I was trying to find out if anyone knows of a good place to get a list of homeowners that are 30/60/90 + days late on mortgage payments but a NOD have not been officially filed. I heard that the only way to get this b...
In a world where the housing market reigns supreme, the effects of mortgage interest rates on house price appreciation are nothing short of legendary. Like two opposing forces locked in an eternal battle, the rise and...
Hello, Can anyone help me develop a plan for creatively financing a condo I’m looking to buy? The seller has lived it in since 2020, so presumably have a low interest rate. They want to lease back the condo after sal...
Hi, I have listened to the podcast and have heard Brandon and David talk about good debt. I am stuck on how rent from tenants could not be taxed when paying down a mortgage. I can understand how the IRS could see rent...
Hello all, I'm new to real estate investing and would like to get my feet wet. If I'm looking to invest 100-200k in real estate, should I buy a home below market and try to flip? Or put that money towards a bigger(400...
Assume you have 10 SFHs with different purchase prices and all of them have different interest rates and monthly mortgage payments. If you are at a stage of consolidation and want to pay off the 10 SFHs as fast as you...
So I pose this question mostly because it’s the foundation of my long term plans but also because it’s not something I see discussed often. So here it is, is it better to use a large down payment and a short term like...
Hello everyone! Which of the two options in this scenario would make more sense with the mortgage on my rental home.I currently have 12K remaining on the mortgage of my first and only rental property after multiple lu...
My strategy has been buy foreclosed properties that need work pay cash for them (using HELOC on personal home). Put in sweat equity to fix them up and I rent/maintain them myself. In 6 months I get a cash out 30 yea...