it deals with creative financing I pay someone the down payment over pay pal or another electronic service. With a credit card and in return they give my the money in cash that I can use to make the down payment with....

Hi everyone! Have been reading Bigger Pockets and listening to the podcasts for over a year now and am happy to say I was able to get my first deal in January because of all the great information. Ended up with a dupl...

Hello BP,Thanks in advance for the advice. This has likely been discussed many times however I am sure this changes from time to time. I have 2.8 acres of vacant land. I would like to do a cash-out refi on the propert...

Hello dear Biggerpockets community,
I am a newbie here. How much can you save on closing costs if a property purchased through hard cash/private money vs the bank? Many thanks in advance.

I have been approved for a large acquisition/renovation LOC from Corevest Finance. I am planning to use it to significantly expand my portfolio (mainly BRRRs along with some fix n flips) lin three different markets

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Hi I'm new here and seeking some advice. I have two rental properties with considerable amount of equity. They also have really good cash flow. I'm considering doing cash out refi on the one with the most equity to us...

Hello,
I would like to know others "expert/professional" opinions on Cash vs. Financing for long-term buy and hold multifamily properties. I am aware of most of the benefits (pros/cons) of paying cash, however I am n...

So I've been stuck in analysis paralysis for a while now and I'm finally at the point of pulling the trigger, but I'm still hung up on one thing. I hear a lot of people say cash flow is dead, you can't BRRRR with toda...

Happy Holidays BP members!!!I've been slowly acquiring a few rental properties using profits from my primary auto collision business. I contemplated selling a 3 family  house in Newark NJ and use the funds to a differ...

What are investors attitudes and processes when deciding on advancing property taxes?
Big banks advance property taxes on every asset (unless it falls through the cracks for some reason). Much simpler that way since ...