Short Story: Refinanced 5 single family units into a 24 unit complex.Back Story: Purchased my primary house(105K) thru auction with a very friendly but very real loan thru my parents(70K), I was originally looking at ...

Hi guys, does anyone have experience with the "right of redemption" law? So what I am wondering is if a Judicial foreclosure happens and lets say the house is worth $200k. They for whatever reason let it go to somethi...

Good Day BP Members,

My name is Kyle. I've been a member for a couple years, but I was never the type of person to actually post anything on forum...

Josh and Brandon changed that recently. I've now lis...

Synergistic Investments, LLC

Saw this in one of my Linkedin groups. 100% financing for investors.Just wondering if anyone has used them or knows anything about them.

Also open to any other ideas or ways to generate...

What should I do with it?? Suggestions? Advice? I want to do something that will allow me to grow it into more so that I can either make a down payment on a house for myself or have enough cash to get a hard money loa...

With the CARES Act and the ability to withdraw 100% of my 401k without penalty I am very close to pulling it out as a loan to myself. This way I essentially have 3 years to pay it back and when done it still grows. Wh...

I am reading the book "The House Hacking Strategy"
Craig mentions to keep a separate (bank) account for real estate, because it will make it easier when doing taxes.
Can this be an additional savings account? Or doe...

Two years ago I brought property management in house in my business.  I made this decision after I realized that property managers don't work for me. Instead, they work for themselves.  Sometimes our interests interse...

Hi, was wondering if anyone has done a cash out refinance with a va loan? And will I be obligated to stay there? My loan officer told me that if I'm occupying the property at the time of the refinance than it will not...

BackgroundIn 2010 I bought a bank owned 3 bed 2.5 bath single family property using an FHA loan which required a 5% down payment. The purchase price was $73K so this equated to approximately $3,700 out of pocket.  Dur...