First post on BP, excited to be a part of such an awesome community!I'm sure this has been posted about before so I apologize if I am repeating, I'm a newbie just looking to get some clarity on the Denver market. My w...

Ok BP family, I am currently renting out my primary place of residence (which was actually kind of done by mistake.....another story for another time). :-) And I'm staying with an amazing friend right now....RENT FRE...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $151,125

Cash invested: $155,228

After my investors backed out of the deal. I decided to take it over and buy it fo...

I live in California and want to partner with my family in the midwest. My cousin is a typical blue collar farm guy. I am able to bring the capital and finance skills, he’s able to oversee contractors for rehab or do ...

Good Morning!

Me and my friends are looking to get our first investment home in Yuma, AZ. We will be living in it and paying the rent on our own and selling it in the near future, we’ve narrowed our search down to 2 ...

Guys if i do brrrrr method.. i know i can refinance 75-80 % to get my money back.. after i finish the project ok i know... but my question can i refinance my money and the equity i add to the property also at the same...

Hi all, 

I have a townhouse I purchased in the midst of the pandemic. I put 50k down at the time, and now the property has ballooned up in equity. I probably have about 185k in equity at the moment should I sell. 
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I’m trying to decide the best way to finance my first investment property. I plan on doing a long term rental within 20 minutes of my current residence. It’s a growing neighborhood with a hospital being built within 1...

Is the best way to tap equity without selling an interest-only line of credit, reverse mortgage, or something else? Here’s an oversimplified version of the situation:
Bob owns 5 Class A single family rental propertie...

When applying for a construction loan you get the loan in pieces as the home is being built. The home is complete and then you roll it over to a mortgage? What is the benefits of this? When you use the brrr method buy...