I have a seller who has invested in REO's and has 4 NPN notes he wants me to sell. These are all closing escrow within the next 2 weeks.

NPN is not my normal business so I'm a bit unsure as to how this works. Typical...

I received a call from a seller in St Pete that needs to sell their mobile home before June 1st. I don't buy in that area so I wanted to pass the lead on to any Lonnie Deal investors.

They owe 4k on a db; wide in ab...

hi biggerpockets!
i own a SFR in a RD2 zone in City of Los Angeles. the previous owner had an unpermitted detached garage on the lot. i need some feedback on how to handle curing this with DBS.  i talked to a few co...

I currently own a duplex on an FHA loan at 3.5% down that I am planning on using the BRRRR method on. From my understanding in order to refinance out of the house I have to have the house repaired/updated to the point...

Hey BP,I just got done looking at a house...TOTAL sh!@ storm. Not literally but darn close. I've been using $0.50/sq ft for basic room demo estimating (not kitchen or bath). I'm wondering if this would be an accurate ...

Live in a great town of aprox. 40,000 people.  Have an opportunity to pick up a property that used to be an old restaurant, but has been closed for many years.  it's in "OK" shape but not great.  This property sits in...

Hey Guys,

I am starting the demo on my first property in San Antonio. The majority of the house has ceiling tiles that need to go. However I'm not sure what to do with all the loose fill insulation in the attic. The ...

Hey, Can anyone recommend a demo service to remove old appliances, carpets, tiles, and random junk from a property? Or maybe a company that collects old appliances? Property is in Deer Park of Cincinnati. Thank you!

Yesterday, my real estate attorney told me that a lot of his other investor clients are buying distressed properties, but only doing the demolition before selling to other investors. In our market, they might spend $1...

Just wanted to get some opinions on picking up the hammer and helping out. Some people say to run a successful rehab business, never pick up the hammer. Others say help out. So, what are your opinions on this? Thanks ...