I'm considering using hard money to lock up some deals and refinance out in 6-12 months, but I'm nervous. What are some things I should look out for, besides high interest rates. What are "good" hard money terms? A ma...

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I am researching buying a property to flip, and the mortgage brokers I have spoken with indicate that I will need 25% down if it's not going to be my primary residence. Is there a way to put mor...

I live in South Carolina. I am new to REI - I have stayed in the educational phase for too long and really just want to start doing things and learning first hand.

I am 32, married, have small children, a job that ba...

Hey BP, Happy New YearI am in process of renting out my first house hack but I'm not sure of how to split the utilities. It is a single family home with attached in law suite but no separate gas or electric meters. I ...

How did you find your lender? What kind was it-hard money, private, joint venture? How was your first lender compared to the one you use now? Reading Brandon’s book about low and no money down investing. Looking for i...

First off let me introduce myself. My name is Matthew. I am looking for any help, advice, tips or anything anyone can give me in starting a PM business in Massachusetts. I have the start up funds necessary and hav...

Hi,I'm looking to purchase multi family units in a couple counties in my state of Utah and thought I would try my luck with a direct mail marketing campaign.   I would like to get the address's of all multi family pro...

Hello! I just got the book "How to Invest" and am about halfway through it. I plan to get the "How to Invest with no money down" book when I've finished this one but I'm just curious if anyone's willing to share how t...

Things get HOT in Scottsdale (that's somewhere in Arizona ) where it was 117 degrees yesterdayShootout at short-term rental riles mayorhttps://www.scottsdale.org/cit...By just about any definition it was a bad party –...

Many of you are looking at the numbers and thinking that AZ and Las Vegas are primed for another housing bust. This is simply not the case. Rates are down, conforming loan limits are up, unemployment is at an all time...