Hey everyone... I was looking into a mobile home purchase..., this is a double wide purchase... im just stumped on how to go about this..this is confusing to me because from what I know this is just like purchasing...

I spoke with a potential seller today. He was calling on behalf of his sister who wants to sell her house bc her husband has recently passed. He didn't sound all that motivated to me, but she could be, so I wante...

My wife and I are new to investing in buy-and-hold properties and I wanted to ask the opinions of those more seasoned than we are. I have connected with a wholesaler who finds motivated sellers, gets the property ...

I'm going to attend my first Sheriff's sale (Philadelphia, PA) next week.  If you've purchased a property from a Sheriff's sale, did you do a basic judgement and lien search before bidding on the property?Either way, ...

Is anyone aware of a site or source that one can review to see the results of those investors engaged in wholesale activities? In the short time I've engaged in trying to obtain properties from Wholesalers, it has be...

I have a buyer who is selling 3 properties at a great discount but I am having trouble finding a private lender. I am new to real estate and even though I read a ton on how to make deals work, I am still learning. ...

how many days of grace does in have in these purchase agreements?

In case I don't find a buyer what do I have to do?

What kind of clauses should It have?

OK lay it on me everyone.

I'm looking at purchasing a few baby notes in Florida - non-performing firsts.

I've purchased many in the Nashville area and all over the state of Tennessee. I've owned rental...

Ok, here it is:

My offer is 173k with 13K back at closing.

Total Purchase Price $173,000
Seller Concession $13,000 (roof repairs and closing costs/fees)

Downpayment (15%) $25950
Debt Service...

I own 2 properties and building a 3rd property which will be our primary home.

If I wanted to purchase my 4th home, could I finance it through a FHA loan with paying 3% vs 20% --usually investors have to pay?