Like many of you, I recently read Rich Dad, Poor Dad and want to make a change to my life.  I am currently an Army Officer in the Logistics Corps.  I have 3 years left in my military contract but would like to start o...

I have been researching HML's and so far Lima One Capital seems to have decent rates for first time flippers (3.5 Origination Fee, 12% Interest, 70% LTV, 90% LTC, 10% Down).  Does anyone have any other recommendations...

So I am going to try my best to tell you all the variables in my situation to try to get the best game plan. 1. Me and my wife (23 and 24) have 1 rental property that has 2 doors. The top makes $1300 and the bottom we...

Hi everyone, I live in California and am looking into Erie as a potential investment location on a multi family buy ad hold property. Doing my preliminary market research and wanted to know if anyone has any helpful i...

Bare with me, I'm about 1 week into reading about SDIRA.
Seems to me it's not a great way to buy real estate for buy/hold, however it does appear to be a nice way to be a private money lender.

I can see ...

    This is probably the most confusing aspect of multifamily for me and everywhere I look I seem to find different answers. How would I structure my first deal between two other friends and I? I would be the one fin...

I've never had an equity partner in all the deals I've done. I've only used my own money, private money and bank financing to fund my own deals. However, this has limited me to doing a fixed number of deals per year...

Hello,
I live in San Diego, CA. I have one rental property 2bed/2bath condo this is in an 8 unit building. I am wonder what kind of landlord insurance I should have or am required to have? Thank you for any help!
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Hi There,I was talking to a friend of mine who was wondering if it was possible to purchase a Duplex together where they would get one unit and I would get another. Is this something that is possible?How does it work ...

On BP, I read of deals such as 70% bank financing, 15% seller financing, 10% downpayment.Are these more of the exception, or are deals like this fairly common?