Hi everyone.  All I have heard preached is to leverage your financing when it comes to investments. My mindset is telling me that if I can make large amounts of money through wholesaling and eventually flipping, I cou...

So what does the decline in my car's value of 28% since 2006 have to do with the housing "crash?"

I'd like to know what is it about human psychology that allows many consumers to be excited about buying a new car on...

My husband has 10 financed mortgages with 10 fannie mae loans.  If I am put on title will those 10 mortgages count toward my 10 mortgage limit?   Does the debt/income from those properties affect my DTI?

Hello all,
I'm just starting out on this journey. I'm 24 and still in the "learning stage" but want to move forward on my first purchase in the next ~12 months. I want to narrow in on using the BRRRR strategy, but tu...

Hello BP Community! I joined BP a few months back but never formally introduced myself.  My name is Ronnie Vajdak and I'm currently living and working in NYC with my wife Iveta. I have a degree in Business Management ...

My husband and I were in massive amounts of consumer debt for almost 10 years of our marriage and recently paid it all off in 2013. Since then, we've enjoyed the debt-free life. It's awesome. The only issue we've run ...

A friend has two properties. The first is a former primary residence that had seen significant appreciation. The second was recently purchased to become a primary residence after substantial renovations (~$200K). The ...

Hello,Has any one taken the 3 day course $1497.00 with US Tax Lien Association? Is it worth it and is it reputable?First timer here and first post. I've learned so much from all of you, much obliged for all your wis...

Here is an interesting article that compares the current climb of oil prices into the stratosphere with the recent housing bubble. The theory is that the oil market is as unsustainable as the housing market was. I hop...

I went for a walk yesterday in the nicer parts of this town, in Shadyside where the money is in such deep pockets that it's mildewed. It's as high as $1400 a month over there to rent a 1-bedroom, unheard-of prices for...