International Investors,The Thai market has opened up with exceptional yield and very affordable. Short-term hotel living rentals under development currently at 8% will have yield of at least 10.25% by April 2024. Pri...

Hello all I purchased my SFH for $385k in Northern California in 2013 waited the 2 years to get the tax exemption and sold it for $580 cashed out and bought a condo already up $50k in 6 months. My question is how long...

Hello to all. Happy to have stumbled upon such an enlightening forum. My circumstances are quite unique and I'd be grateful for any advice.

I'm a UK resident currently spending more and more time in the US as...

During a wholesale deal with a double closing would you have to use Transactional funding or Hard Money to closes the deal on the sellers side.

Back in the day (pre-kids), I was a highly motivated, highly successful business person. I got interested in real estate, taught myself everything I could using books (Kiyosaki originally got me very motivated) to sem...

Hi everyone! I am a financial analyst by day and an MBA student by night (graduating in December! Yay!). I am new to real estate investing. I am interested in wholesale, fix & flip, rentals, multi-family, buy &amp...

Hi there, to all BP members.I am looking for someone who is experience in setting up cross border entities for Canadian. Before i start buying properties down south of the border. Please message me if someone you know...

Hi all,

Firstly, I would like to ask if anyone has a good real estate attorney reference in California?

Second, can someone help me understand costs around forming an LLC out of state while I live in California. I k...

I am trying to wrap my head around negative interest rates. Who buys bonds with negative interest rates?  Are they 100% monetized?  Could this be a trend that is coming to the USA?

I've been baffled at some of the absolute NNN deals that are being sent around. For example I saw a Starbucks location listed at a 5.5 cap with a new 10 year lease. The lease has a 10% escalator at year 5. They are as...