What is your opinion or experience by starting a tenant with a month-to-month lease instead of a full year term? I have concerns over a tenant prospect and I consider ending a lease and easier option than evicting. Le...

I have been poking around BP for about a year now, hemming and hawing about what my future investment options are. While I am new to real estate investing and still educating myself on the concept, I have been intrigu...

My father, despite never missing a payment in his life, has fairly mediocre credit due to, we think revolving debt. 2 Questions:

1) We think some of it may be because the credit bureaus view 2nd loans from ba...

Hey everyone, first post. I am buying my first home this week for my personal residence. Once this is done within the next year I would like to use other savings (roughly $10,000) to begin investing in rental property. 

Hi All! SO... looking for some info that someone out there might have (and maybe share a bit of my own). While working thru a few small BRRRRs, I've leveraged a credit card I have that will repeatedly send me checks i...

We all know that the credit card companies are IDIOTS! In fact, I'd go so far as to say that they're managed by complete morons. I've posted before how I received notices from Capital One and Chase that they were ra...

hello community need your help on this one. I found a great property near the Tampa area, locked in a great price for this 3 unit. However, it needs some work, new roof, stairs etc, tell me as a non owner occupant inv...

There are a ton of great ideas on "How To" do whatever needs to be done here on BP, but are there things each of us can do that don't require advice? Is there a natural force that will help you become happier with yo...

Is a short sale directly with a lender required on a property with a reverse mortgage? HUD website says that the heirs of the property with a reverse mortgage can sell at fair market value even with negative equity an...

HelloUp to this point I've used local small banks for commercial loans. These are always recourse. I am also aware of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac loans which have favorable terms including being non recourse but accord...