Hey guys,
I'm an out of country investor (let alone out of state)  from Canada. I've gotten approval from a US bank by using my Canadian credit history- RBC Georgia NA  (a subsidiary from RBC Bank Canada).

The loa...

The University of Windsor is quickly becoming a hotbed for international students.  Canada's welcoming immigration policy, highly-rated education system, and our government support system provide the perfect setup to ...

I am currently looking for my first rental property. I am located in Tucson, AZ and looking to purchase a multi-family where I can house hack. I am looking to get a FHA loan because of the owner occupancy. I have shop...

Hi all, Question is 2 part:  Just finished Rehab on a property in Ocean Co that I got for 110,000.  Tenant moving in November 1. Comps are in the high 160, low 170 range.  I did about $18,000 in repairs.  I'm looking ...

Hello everyone 
Just looking to see what types of loans are out there for real estate investors.  We are looking to purchase homes in need of some repair (updating kitchen, bathrooms, and flooring) these types of thi...

Hey everyone - today on the BiggerPockets News page there is an article about what 2013 will look like for real estate, according to mortgage giant FreddieMac. (Read the article here. )

Just wondering what you al...

For a new REI business account (LLC), is there an advantage of setting up your business account with a large national bank, or a small state bank, or a federal credit union?
I've already read to avoid BofA. Are there ...

I have an interest in buying and investing in seller-financed Real Estate Notes, (performing only notes, residential only). What are some of the bigger "red flags" or issues/downsides to purchasing these Nore (other ...

I'm looking for a little beginner advice. I've tried searching some, but haven't found much in this area. My wife and I are trying to cash out some of our home's equity for investment purposes. We both have 780+ credi...

I've noticed Multifamily residential in more rural areas tend to receive less interest from investors and therefore often have more attractive numbers. I'm not talking about way out in the boonies (with lots of SF but...