hello,
what are the pros and cons of using a heloc on your primary home to purchase your first rental investment. Wondering if it's a good strategy. Or a horrible decision. 

Hello everyone!
I constantly hear and read of investors making all cash offers. However, I'm confused if it's actually that these investors have all that cash saved up or are they using some type of loan? How is it t...

Hello BP fam! I'm Lauren from Houston, TX and I'm fairly new to the site, let alone investing. A little educational background on myself, I'm an undergrad student majoring in psychology with a minor in marketing and a...

I've heard of people getting credit lines of 20-40 million with no problems. They have relationships with the banks etc, but what do you need as far as networth or income to actually get this amount of money from the...

I am currently under contract for a 5 unit multi-family. It's in a small mid-western town near Cincinnati where rents are good and increasing due to housing shortage. The small town also has a weekend/seasonal draw fo...

Hi,
I was hoping to get some advice on what other people in my situation would do.
I have been under contract on a new construction home since April 2021, which was supposed to be my first rental property. It looks ...

I'm looking to buy my 2nd rental property, but have some financial questions.1. I own my own home and can take about $13,500 for a HELOC to use as a down payment. Q - If I do this, and then try to get a bank mortgage ...

I am considering loan options and want to consider buying down the loan rate.  Went would it NOT make sense to buy down the interest rate?

Just curious on how many of you do sewer line televising while in your 10 day inspection period when buying a new property? If you do not I just wanted to share my experience with you to encourage you to do so. To sta...

Hi All, I own a rental townhome in San Jose, currently vacant as I was in the process of selling it. My tenants moved out today (6/15/2015). The market is super hot so I should get at least 20% over what i paid for it...