Hey everyone,I am buying a 6 unit property under an LLC, when I write up leases do I sign them all under my LLC name? Also do I need to start separate bank accounts under my LLC name and keep everything separate from ...

Our Pro membership just got better! We are excited to announce a new Pro Partner - Stessa - who helps investors manage and optimize their portfolios. Stessa brings accounting, tenant screening, financial reporting and...

My husband and I are in an LLC as members and our partner is manager of the LLC. We have 2 SFH properties we seller financed together and everything  went smoothly. We are newbies and our partner is very experienced i...

BiggerPockets just announced its partnership with Invelo. Invelo is a true all-in-one solution for real estate investors, built with industry-proven best practices. The platform aims to provide investors with everythi...

Hey I'm new to investing with a background in home renovation. A friend of mine told me to post on here and ask are private lenders the way to go and if so does anyone know of some who would be interested in partnerin...

I am interested in hearing opinions (not legal advice of course) if you have the time to respond. If I purchase a rental in my name, keep the loan for it personally, and deed the property to my LLC does that make it e...

Hello to all. Just need some advice. I live in edmonton alberta and would like to start wholesaling houses. The problem is I can hardly find any information on the subject in Alberta. I just need straight forward step...

I've hear that Lease Options is an issue in Texas?  I am moving out to Austin next summer due to work and was hoping to find a property to rent but also see if the property owner would offer an option to buy.  Is this...

Hi all, I'm looking to begin investing in the Boston area (Medford, Malden, East Boston, Dorchester, Quincy) and have a partner lined up. We're currently working on the partnership structure and trying to iron that ou...

We accepted an offer on a house that I had posted some pics of earlier on here, its not your "typical" flip, at least not for me, it was a 4600+ sq foot English tudor, just a half of a block off of Lake Michigan on th...