Andy Prince
How do taxes and insurance work in a seller finance deal?
I have a motivated seller for a great multifamily property, I could use some advice from someone experienced on how to set up payment for the taxes and insurance! Thanks!
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Hard-equity lending, consider these creative techniques
Hard Money funding is often used to finance projects that are considered by most to be unconventional!
Most call it Creative Real Estate Investing!
The reality of it all is that Creative Real Estate Investing techni...
Mike S.
Use a home mortage to finance an LLC
I am looking to inject (contribute) some money into one of my LLC to finance some new acquisition this year.I am refinancing my home (that is under my own name) and will use the cash out as contribution into the LLC.I...
Greg Hammond
Should I sell my home or keep it as a rental?
Background: Bought 3 bed 2 bath 1900 sq ft primary residence home outside of Sacramento in 2019 for $540K. I used the VA mortgage loan with 0% down (no PMI) and currently have a 30 year mortgage rate at 2.25%. I wil...
Alan DeRossett
4 Plex two story Rezoned property for three story higher density
We currently own a 2 story 4 plex out right no mortgage in a family Trust for last 40 years. 100 % occupancy with tenants of 20 and 15 years. Rents can always be raised! but recently I bought options on 3 additional 4...
Dave Barker
Properly Protected “Subject to” deal
Hello, I’m an investor from Wisconsin. I purchased a home via “Subject to”, I’m listed as additionally loss payee insured on sellers policy & of coarse I own the Deed. The mortgage is still in sellers name until s...
Mark Hu
Are extra payments deducted directly from principal?
I've read that when you pay above your normal mortgage payment each month, the extra amount is deducted directly from principal. Is this true, and do all lending institutions follow this?
Lee Liberman
Business Structure
Myself along with my two brothers have begun to acquire properties. I have purchased one house by myself, and my brothers have purchased one together. We have not created an LLC and are planning to purchase a pro...
Shawn Blake
Strategizing for possible housing bailout
Hey!Recently came across some whispers of Biden possibly bailing out the housing market by allowing forbearers to extend their mortgages for an additional 40 years (basically anyone can claim they were impacted by COV...
Brad Roche
Conventional vs. FHA for Househacking
House Hacking is a great way to become a homeowner and landlord at once! Not to mention- it is a lot cheaper way to buy an investment property rather than putting 20% Down. Which loan do you use…. Conventional or FHA?...