I'm just getting started so be nice to me. ;-)That plea might work on this forum, but when it comes to private lending, what can I do to position myself for that? I'm mainly thinking of activity to help people feel mo...
Hi everyone Im in the process of closing on a SFH the purchase price is 213k with 20% downThe seller concession was $6065 to cover closing costs there is $419 left over due to the "limit im allowed to receive" and my ...
Hey All,We syndicate money on a deal-by-deal basis for a small group of high-net-worth individuals, and as the title suggests, we are looking for a new regional partner in Nashville to help deal source and run the pro...
Hi Everyone,I've been lurking on BP for quite some time already, and I finally took the leap and signed up. I'm a total newbie to real estate. I'm located in the DFW area. I'm really a software engineer by professi...
Few of my friends and I are forming a Multifamily real estate syndication. We are at the stage of evaluating various markets. Can you please let us know what % of purchase price the General Partners usually contribute...
I am scrambling to come up with ideas to get capital to buy real estate to buy and hold and to use to create cash flow. There are so many who have talked about buying real estate with no money. I do not have money of ...
So my brother in-law and I want to buy an apartment complex that’s less than a million dollars and around ten units. I HAVE NO IDEA HOW TO GET A LOAN. Do I need 20% down? Do I have to prove cash flow ability? Can I ge...
Hello bigger pockets forum! I am a new investor (no property’s yet) but I’ve been studying real estate investing for over a year now.My understanding of hard money lenders and their process goes as follows: 1.You get ...
Hi BP! I'm new to the real estate industry and the seller financing option is attractive because I see the option to purchase an investment property with a downpayment smaller than 20%. Lack of capital is my largest b...
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I am from Los Angeles, moved to Cleveland two years ago for work. Housing prices are so high in California that it makes it really hard to even start. Cleveland, on the other hand, seems to have a...