Hi BPs nation, I am a new OOS investor looking to purchase my first property so my question is about a method of financing. I have two financing options:
Method #1 is a conventional 30 year mortgage @ 3.87% interest ...

Hey everyone! I'm in the beginning stages of purchasing my own home and wanted to come to the people of BP to see what my options are. Here is a little info:
I am seeking to purchase a house hack, ideally a small mul...

Hello Everyone - I'm a rookie investor in Cary, NC looking to get started investing in the Triangle area (SF, Small MF / BRRRR, B&H, Flips). Since I'm not quite able to buy with cash, I'm curious if any of you hav...

Morning BP. Have these two options on the table for financing a little 8 unit. We'll do minor cosmetic fixes, raise rents that are way below and possibly cash out in a couple of years. What do you guys think?a 3/1 ARM...

I am touring a 20 unit apartment building this week that was just listed for sale. Decent asking price for a value add investment that is currently renting at 58% of market rates. Plan is to renovate unit by unit, shu...

I am interested in buy and hold real estate and am looking for deals, finding some eye catching opportunities in Miami. I am going to move there when I graduate this spring. I currently live in Pennsylvania and I am f...

I was wondering if anyone had some information on different types of mortgage loans that are available with a lower down payment percentage than 25%.  I have heard of others putting down a lot less money but I wasn't ...

Hi everyone,I'm severely new to real estate investing and and ran into an unknown. For instance, I found a duplex listed on the MLS but would rather not use any of my own money for a down payment. I understand the bas...

Hi!  I am a newbie and I've yet to get my first deal.  I am excited to be entertaining one, but I want to make sure I get a good deal.  My goal is to buy and hold in order to generate cashflow.  The property I have in...

Just wondering if anyone has any suggestions for financing options for my next project. My issue is on paper by myself I don't make a enough money (25,000) to qualify for any loan or line of credit.

Currently I own t...