Hello, I am in the process of purchasing a home and one item that was revealed is external stucco cracks. The home was originally built in 1896 but completely remodeled top to bottom in 2018 including the stucco. The ...

Hi BP,So, like many of you, I have a thousand thoughts running through my head about the next best places to buy in the Midwest.  Has anyone had any luck in Dekalb, IL (around Northern Illinois University)? If not, ho...

Hi everyone. I've been wholesaling, landlording and rehabbing in Northern NJ (primarily Essex and Union counties) for 10 years and have been fulltime for 7 of those years. My specialty is abandoned properties (I can f...

Chase Increasing Issuance of Jumbo MBS with High-LTV Ratio Loans
July 11, 2019Brandon Ivey

JPMorgan Chase is preparing to issue its second jumbo mortgage-backed security of the year with mortgages that have relati...

I’m looking to be an out of state investor but a local lender of that town just told me that they don’t lend to out of state investors. Is this common? I want to know before I start calling my list of other lenders.

I have a property near the coast of Oregon with limited options for property management and limited options for general contractors. Does anyone have better ideas for options? 

I like the idea of buying a house in the Chicago suburbs and building an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) or junior ADU on the property to live in while renting the house out. Has anyone done something similar in the Chi...

Hi All! My parents have a (legal) ADU in their backyard and I floated the idea of them possibly fixing it up and renting it out as a form of income since they are retired. 
It doesn't seem like it's uncommon for peop...

Hi all. So, we are apparently sending another past tenant to collections. Throughout the forums, it seems that most people have been unsuccessful. My question - has anyone been successful in collecting past due rents?...

I found a bank with portfolio product 7/1 ARM 4.99% for 7 years and then could adjust up to 2% a year starting year 8 with a Cap of 10.99% Maximum. With the ability to refinance anytime as rates start to drop or to sw...