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Eric Fernwood 2023 Las Vegas Investor Outlook
11 February 2023 | 3 replies

Every January, we release our outlook on what we believe is likely to happen in the coming year. This year is difficult because so many things are happening simultaneously worldwide.
I started this outlook in our Dec...

Jonathan Marsh Should I Sell This House in Austin?
7 February 2024 | 13 replies

Bought a new build townhome for $525k just over a year ago with 20% down securing a 4.2% interest rate. PITI is $3,100.Moving out of state in a few months.There are still new builds identical to my model for sale goin...

Brian Kim Is a negative cash flow house hack in the DMV a bad idea?
11 August 2022 | 12 replies

I graduated college over a year ago and would like to live in Arlington specifically Ballston, VA Square, or Clarendon for it's nightlife, metro access, and vibrancy. I'm interested in house hacking to build equity wh...

David Weis Can someone explain HUD and Fannie Mae?
20 March 2014 | 8 replies

Excuse me if this is not the right forum.

I am in Tampa, Florida. I see a house that SunTrust Mortgage bought at auction in August 2013 for $72,100. The property appraiser's website shows a Certificate of Tit...

Shannon X. Someone going into foreclosure...
20 January 2013 | 11 replies

A friend told me of someone that will be entering foreclosure soon and had a question in regards to this. Let's say he owes about 200K on the house; now how do you go about on trying to purchase the house? do you buy ...

Arcinio Arauz To Quitclaim or not to...that is the question
6 March 2013 | 17 replies

Many of us here on BP pretty much know the various types of deeds... Warranty Deed, Grant Deed (California), Deed of trust, Quitclaim ect. We also know some the differences between them. So my question is when would w...

Brandon Bohland Seller Financing Valuations
16 April 2014 | 13 replies

I'm having a hard time valuing seller financed deals. I've had a few come accross my plate, and I'm thinking I had it valued lower than I should have. I understand a couple good rules of thumb:

Cash Deal: AR...

Kevin Jeter Attorney will not write contract for less then 10%
8 May 2017 | 24 replies

Hello. I'm a wholesaler in NY. New York is an attorney closing state. My sellers attorney said he will not write a contract for less then 10% of the sale of the home. My seller and I agreed on an earnest deposit for m...

Greg B. Landlords - Are You Prepared for Massive Vacancy?
11 June 2012 | 20 replies

I have been doing this LL thing for 6 years now. My average annual vacancy rate for my business is around 7%. That is taking all the occupied weeks and dividing by all of the available weeks (X100).

I usually have ...

Ryan Norman Deal Structuring for Free and Clear Property
28 September 2013 | 5 replies

Hello BP family. I'm working on my first deal after about 3 months of marketing, and need some advice on whether it is worthwhile. This lead in particular was generated via my high equity absentee owners list (500 ...