I’ve heard several mentions of people raising rents because of “the market.” I understand the most common way to assess rent is to look at comps in your area.
I think this method could be refreshed a bit to be consi...

Thirty-three states in the U.S. saw increases in foreclosures over the 3rd quarter last year. The U.S. as a whole saw a 3 percent year-over-year increase. This increase in foreclosure activity is partly due to the ba...

I'm an investor new to the note side, and keep hearing "Dodd Frank".  I understand that this relates to federal law passed in the last few years under the guise of "helping the consumer".It may be way too complex to a...

You are investing in real estate. You are going, or should, understand the difference between these two concepts. Collection defense and debt relief are better known or understood as asset protection and bankruptcy. T...

Hello everybody, i recently found out that South Carolina has recently passed a law that doesnt allow using public data for marketing purposes. my question is, what are people doing to get this info from a non public ...

Hey expert investors.
I have a primary resident in California and a investment property in New York. I am putting my investment property under an LLC + land trust. my question to you guys is does it make sense to also...

I've still have an old 401K from an old employer and I'm trying to figure out what to do with that account.  Should I leave it in there, roll it over to my current employer's 401K, convert it to a Roth IRA, etc?  At t...

I've seen some posts on the forum about hard money lenders "requiring" an LLC for them to loan money. Can anyone share their experience borrowing hard money either through an LLC or as an individual?Thank you in advance!

I am curious how investors in Southern Illinois approach asset protection and privacy protection, specifically for a partnership. I've hear that most buy and hold investors use an LLC, however the cost of an LLC is mu...

Private money, non-bank lenders, also called hard money lenders have always lent money without the need of a mortgage licensing. But the financial reform following the real estate meltdown, namely the Dodd Frank Act, ...