Hi I am looking to buy a bank owned property that needs work. My question is if i purchase the property with a first time buyer loan how will I get the money to repair it any advice appreciated.

Great to be on this site! We have been in motel and single family rentals for about ten years in South Dakota. I've done one fix and flip on my own that went great. The major challange we've encountered is the amount ...

My partner and I are working on coming up with enough cash to start investing. We were thinking of creating a joint bank account which we can combine our cash together and use for future traditional rental properties ...

Hello BP I am a longtime listener and future investor. I would like to be a current one however i am unsure if i should wait or if i should invest now, Here is my situation I currently have a brand new duplex under co...

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I am wondering what your thoughts on a sale sign having the agents website, email, and social media as well as the usual name and number. Do you feel this is a bit too out of the box and prefer the traditional...

Before people start parroting "manufactured homes lose value, traditional homes appreciate" hear me out.
1.) Modular homes are becoming more and more popular. These are "manufactured" if you will. However as of now t...

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Had a question if you use HML to buy a flip in your LLC, and decide to keep if for yourself later, can you buy from yoIr LLC with traditional bank loan?

I had a friend actually keep his flip for his primar...

I'm looking at a house for sale. It is bank owned. I looked at the public records and it has $7,500 worth of unpaid taxes that are due from previous years.

If I buy the house who is responsible for the unpaid taxes?...

Folks - I need your help on something. When exploring buying through an agent in Memphis TN, i am running into the following challenge. One of the lenders I talked to said the property has to be in a good condition fo...

I am interested in buying REO's probably for flips. I am seeking clarification on the process of how a property becomes REO. A bank, private lender, or government forecloses on someone for nonpayment. Then, the proper...