Hi There! I'd love input on what I have going on over here. I have three properties, and my goal is to acquire more rentals. One of my properties is in town and brings in $700/mo. My second property is in a highly sou...

I own 12 properties. I've cashed out a property to receive a $100k loan/payment. I planned on using the $100k and fixing up 2 properties. My new MTR and my apartment complex. But after finishing the first MTR I'm left...

Hi BP community,
I'm a brand new investor in the process of completing my first purchase of a single family rental. I am leveraging a HELOC on my primary home to fund the 25% down payment for the investment property....

I am putting together my first private loan deal for an investor and could use some advice...
The approach is to utilize the private money loan to acquire the property (down payment, closing cost etc), use my own mon...

Hey everyone! I'm a bit newer in my real estate investor journey and have acquired several single family units this year with conventional financing 25% down. I'm realizing there are more creative ways for financing w...

Hello everyone! I’m a newbie to real estate. I haven’t acquired my first property yet. But I’ve been studying this for a while. Nothing else left to do but take action at this point.My question is how can I use hard m...

Hey BP,I have a couple of questions in regards to acquiring private funding. I hope you guys can help me out.When acquiring private funding, is it expected that the money will 100% returned to the investor? Or is he/s...

Hi everyone. Im from the New Orleans area and have been investing in property tax sales for 3 years now (going to a tax sale in the morning!) I was building houses until the market crashed and then learned about tax s...

Hi friends-Yes, almost-new guy here. I say almost-new because my work has hovered around real estate for about 13 years, and I'm looking to take my licenses (mostly unused) and current industry to the next level-b...

If you're a newbie real estate investor and have not found a good deal yet, don't fret. Real estate markets all over the country are HOT and when they're hot, finding good deals is very hard. But you got to be patient...