I have a long story to tell you guys.  I was the person that purchase a baltimore city duplex from FNMA, that had my copper pipes cut a day before closing back in August.  I will document my journey in a few weeks.  I...

Hello all,I am selling a client's home that have around 500 credit score from a Bankruptcy last year. We are searching for rentals/rent to own properties and aren't having much luck. Private landlords seem to be more ...

I'm buying my first bankruptcy/foreclosure in Portland OR PDX and it has a # of liens on it. Specifically, an $89K fire department lien.  Has anyone had any success getting liens reduced or removed?  The bankruptcy tr...

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Does anyone have any experience or knowledge about how to get rid of a professional tennant?
My boyfriend owns a house in Tampa, FL. He's owned it since Jan 2017. When my boyfriend put it on the market, this...

I found an abandoned bi-level in a nice neighborhood that appears to be in good condition. Mail carrier said it's been unoccupied "for years." Someone is cutting the grass. Taxes are paid. It sold in 2005 for 142,900....

Hi, First timer and I just bought and renovated a Duplex in Dekalb, Atlanta. it is a B to C area. Each unit is a 2 bed/1bath, expected to rent at $650-$700. Have got a lot of interest but not many people willing to gi...

Myths about Foreclosure (Texas)

Please note that my area of expertise is in the State of Texas and the statistics contained in this article should not be relative to other states.

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I've helped fund a friend's previous flips. He usually gets a hard money loan, but still needs bridge financing for the down and monthly payments. I've previously charged him between 7-8% interest, but that was over a...

I just purchased a 1st position NPL on a home in Oklahoma and found out from FCI's bankruptcy specialist that the borrower had a Chapter 7 bankruptcy in 2009 which was discharged in 2012 but not yet closed. This was n...

They were selling unregistered securities and operating a Ponzi Scheme! They not only used investor money to support their personal lifestyle, but Peer Street also hindered borrowers payoffs to keep charging more fees...