Hello! I'm looking for some ideas here. I bought a duplex last year when rates were low-low-low. The 30-year fixed interest rate is 3.5%. I have since bought a second, larger property. I'm looking at buying another la...
I just talked to a big property manager in my area and she said that since interest rates are so high, landlords are buying in cash only. No financing.
I just refinanced my home to get equity and purchased a cash-flowing investment property. I'd like to do another deal this year as the market is a little softer, and I found a great property for 290K w/ a rental unit ...
I am a 100% disabled veteran ..a US Army Vietnam Era Veteran, I am sharing this info to give you additional info in case u can use this info to give me additional advice or strategy how I can Strategy #1: start out...
Hello,I am at the cusp of finishing a medical education program, with a significant income increase on the horizon. My wife and I will be education debt free after significant work and serendipity. That said, we are h...
My lender just discovered a lien filed in 2019 against my husband in the county where I reside. When I applied to consolidate my first and second mortgages with a new mortgage through a new lender, I applied alone bu...
Closing on a CMX-2 zoned duplex in Philadelphia soon. It has 2 residential apartments and 2 very large rooms with locks in a basement. Would like to know what can we do with this space in the basement? How do we adver...
Hi EveryoneNew to the real estate investment game. We have recently purchased two investment properties in MKE and would like to form LLCs for each and transfer title. The process seems relatively straightforward on t...
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I’m still pretty new to real estate investing and am looking to network with other like-minded people in the Miami or general south Florida area (I also travel to the Tampa Bay and Central Flor...
I am looking to build a SFH portfolio and I would like to use leverage and put them inside an LLC. Im really not a fan of commercial debt with rates that adjust. At that point id probably just pay them off completely....