If I show the lender proof that tenants at a potential investment property can pay the mortgage, and then some. Will they approve my loan? Should I still save money just in case? And if so, how much should I save up ...

Hello Fellow Investors,I am interested in utilizing a Self Directed IRA to invest in flip.  An associate is purchasing the property in her name and I would simply like to invest in this single project.  Will someone p...

I'm in final negotiations on a 4-plex that needs to be completely renovated.

3 units are vacant; the 4th one has a bedridden (as in 600 lbs) tenant.

There is no relationship between the seller and the tenant, but he...

* Not sure if I’m posting this in the right area. *I am 22 yrs old, don’t have any debt, perfect credit score (750+) 2 paid off auto loans, 6 credit cards since 18 yrs old (60k available), on time payments, no student...

I have been putting 10% into my 401k from my full time job. Being only 22 years old, I am still learning how to invest my money. I started to flip houses with my father this year and we just finished our first house! ...

Hello everyone I am reaching out to see if syndication investing is right for me I want to invest in real estate multi family properties but I want to be hands off just put money down and get a check each month how an...

Hello BP! I am in the middle of reading Brandon Turner's "The Book on Investing in Real Estate with No (and Low) Money Down" and one of the loan options discussed is a streamline 203k. My wife and I are looking to pur...

I was talking to my lender today and he told me that in June 2016 the guidelines are changing to allow cash out refi's on conventional loans #7-10. I've used the brrr method successfully on 2 homes so far allowing ...

I'm just starting out, so linked below is a short member introduction post that outlines my goals and general background.Linked HereI decided to test the waters in my own local community first, a small college town co...

Hey BP -I'm in contract to purchase a mixed use property in Northern New Jersey and I have a question for all of you lending guru's out there. As is, I'm purchasing the property at a 6.5% cap, but upon lease up of the...