I have been looking to buy my first buy and hold rental for about 18 months. I have enough cash on hand for a 20-25% downpayment and a contingency fund. I have an area and investment strategy in mind but when I went t...

Hi BP!Here's the situation:  Tenant moved out and was adamant about receiving the full security deposit back.  I explained that I will enforce the lease and any damages, or uncleanliness above and beyond ordinary wear...

I have a prospective renter who looks good on paper (no prior evictions, stability at job, decent income...)  The one red flag I think I see is that he is breaking his 24-month lease after 18 months.  When I called th...

I'm working with a partner and we are looking to find out if a situation would be possible. We would like to partner on a 3-4 unit property where he would occupy one unit and I'd be a non-occupant cosigner. We have ap...

Hi so this will be my first deal its a great deal but theres a problem because the woman selling the house isn't from Michigan, she's from Illinois. Her brother died in late march he left her the house she's been in a...

Hi All!

Does anyone have any suggestions on where I can find contracts for my wholesale deal to give to both parities (seller and buyer)?

I am located in Philadelphia PA.

Thanks!

-Timara Marie

I read an astounding article today regarding rent increases in Prince Edward Island.
https://ca.yahoo.com/news/forged-lease-document-leads-house-204956798.html
Essentially if a tenant leaves a unit and you rent to a...

Hello All,I was hoping my first ever post here on Bigger Pockets would be a more positive one, but I thought it would be helpful for everyone to hear about my first rental purchase this week.Yesterday my closing went ...

Had an out of state FSBO request a photo of my Driver's License before they would have a family member meet me at the property...this seems inappropriate to me...thoughts?

Hello fellow investors,

I was just informed about some upcoming FHA regulation changes to the way PMI insurance is handled and assessed. Previously and currently, if you had a 30 year loan with a LTV greater than 78%...