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I just finalized all of my paperwork and whatnot for my LLC. Long story short, my first rental property is now the first series under my LLC.

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Hello,I have a property under contract and decided to raise private money to fund this deal. I found an interested investor and we agreed on terms. Loan will be secured by deed, no points, monthly payments deffered un...

As a rehabber, I'm willing to borrow money at more than the usury-limited rate of 10% (I live in California). I have seen posts in the past indicating that private money can be loaned at higher interest rates if the b...

Hi All, This is off topic to bigger pockets but wanted to know the options I have an issue with HOA for my personal residence. I saw my HOA rules and it is clearly states that if there is an efficiency loss then archi...

I live in Oregon, but I'm trying to wholesale (assign contracts) for properties in other states. Michigan, for instance. However, in Michigan, you're only allowed to do four transactions a year if you don't have a lic...

Does anybody here have a private umbrella insurance in WI? Looking for particular input how the following transition happened for you. This is not directly related to REI, but like I, many may have an umbrella policy ...

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I've got a general question that I could not find on here. I apologize if it has been asked previously. Generally speaking, if a rental owner decides to end his/her professional relationship with a property manag...

I buy and sell vacant land in Pennsylvania.  Many of the properties I purchase are less than $2k.  For this reason it often does not make sense for me to hire an attorney/title company and purchase title insurance.  M...

I hope someone can help me. I was talking to my potential title company and they said that laws are being passed daily concerning purchasing Maryland Real Estate (residential), especially if the buyer is out of state,...

I'm an investor in Ohio and I just learned that the "good funds" law changes as of tomorrow requiring, primarily, that funds brought to closing be in the form of a wire transfer.  No more certified checks.  I believe ...