I own a 4plex outright that was purchased for cash and subsequently deeded into an LLC on advisement from my attorney. Through normal conversations with other attorney friends, I am not sure I need this property in an...

Here's my situation, brief as I possibly can state it:

In 2009 I bought my first rental property, a duplex.

I then converted it into a triplex, eventually converting all 3 units to corporate rentals to fill a hole ...

I've heard other real estate investors suggest that you not tell your tenants that you're the owner and only refer to yourself as the property manager when interacting with the tenants. I plan to househack, so this fe...

Hello,

I am currently purchasing a SFR in the state of connecticut and as I was looking over the loan, some of the fees looked a little high.

The loan will be a second mortgage for me and owner occupant. The lender ...

Hi BP,Long time no post.I will be closing on my latest purchase on 25 OCT. 4 Bed, 4 Bath vacation property 10 miles south Breckenridge CO ski resort. Very excited. Happy to hold this one for a few years, add some valu...

Have my first deal on the table and the lender I thought was good to go, may actually not be. Not sure to be honest who or what to believe. Who and how do you trust anyone out here? I know this topic has been beaten t...

I am really having a hard time deciding if we should keep our rental in our name or quit claim. Is there anyone on here who did not quit claim and is ok with having property in personal name? This is a four apartment ...

I own a 6-unit multi-family property in West Texas and am looking to make some changes with the landscaping. The property does not have a sprinkler system, nor do I want to invest the money into one. Water in West Tex...

I am considering the purchase of a 32 acre parcel of raw land just east of Dallas. The land is flat, and totally cleared as it is begin used for hay production. The parcel comes off of a extra territorial road maintai...

I looked at 2 quadplexes this week and both had the utilities split (i.e. gas and electric paid by the tenants) but the water bill was paid by the owner. meaning that there was only one water meter. 
is this the norm...