Hello,My husband and I are thinking of renting out our primary home and purchasing a second. I've read several forums, but I still haven't found an answer to my question. Is it possible to take cash out of the first h...

Good morning BP Family,I've been reading the forums for a while, but this is my first post.  A quick intro about myself, I purchased my first rental property in Oct. 2017 and currently have 16 units.  I've mainly inve...

I think the BRRR strategy is great but my biggest concern is being able to refinance quickly (1-3 months). I've heard some people say on conventional loans it's no problem and you can refi very quickly. Some say lende...

Property in San Francisco area, tenant late for pymt for the first time, extremely demanding & difficult to deal with (that shouldn't warrant an eviction though). 5 day grace period has passed, we are 3 days past ...

I have found a lot of information on the tax sales in Texas. However I still have some questions!1. If you are the winning bid how long after are you able to have access to the property? I am going to assume once you ...

Realistically, how fast can a closing be? I know it usually needs to go through inspection, appraisal, and loan approval.What are the realistically fastest time frames for getting this done as fast as possible?

Hi Everyone,Is there a way to avoid the significant impact of Capital Gains Tax on a quick flip and sell project?  I purchased a Triplex which I will be converting into Condos and selling each unit individually.  I lo...

I've heard when you buy a foreclosure from the court house steps at auction that you cannot resell the property for X amount of time to give the foreclosee a chance to buy it back. Something like a few years? Could so...

Hi all, how can one use a line of credit to add rental properties to their portfolio?  Can someone give me an example?  Bank said I could use it as the down payment and then get another bank to fund the loan.  I am tr...

When analyzing potential investment opportunities, one thing you can't afford to overlook is projecting those sweet returns. Many syndicators, including myself, base their projections on a five-year term. This allows ...