To most landlords (or landladies) out there the above statement is a flash of the blindingly obvious, but for some it is a very controversial statement.  Heck, I was accused of giving terrible advice when I posted it ...

Say you want to focus on the following:Out of all the houses in the United States, many are free and clear of any mortgages. See this article at DSNews http://dsnews.com/news/market-studies/01-10-2013/a...So let's say...

so, I just finished reading the ultimate beginners guide to rei and how to invest in real estate with no and Low money down. My credit score sucks and as I'm brand new to this industry without any feet in the door I s...

hi,I am trying to determine which brokerage might be best for me.  To give you just a little bit of background, I'm pretty much the furthest thing away from a newbie, and have lived on commission income for the past 1...

Would you close with a $63k lien on a $15k property in the Atlanta metro area? We are under contract to buy the vacant property for $15,000.  It has an existing lien of $63,000, and the title is still under review wit...

Closing on a REO on Tuesday. It is or was listed as a two bedroom/one bath for 56k, which is a good deal for the area it is in. Went look at the property and discoved it was a three bed one bath. That makes this a ...

I’ve been doing some brief research into the markets of Jacksonville, Tampa, and Orlando. From what I see most of these areas a lot of people say are very good investment areas. Just by doing a quick look though it do...

Hello BP,So I believe I will be investing in the Syracuse area...The numbers seem very good with these multi-family homes...I was wondering if I could use some of your people to help...could you refer a property manag...

I'm looking to build my team to pursue REI but I'm not fully sure who to acquire. My wife and I recently talked with a RE agent who we met through another friend of mine. My friend has similar RE goals so we figured w...

I know conventional wisdom says "if you pre pay a mortgage, your ROI is whatever the interest rate on the mortgage is". but I KNOW there was an article here that I've since lost track of that showed it's NOT the case....