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I am a firm believe that "no financial decision should be made using financial criteria alone", meaning you have to consider personality, what lets you sleep at night, etc that being said, my wife and I have d...

Hey BP folks. I'm working on a property flip analysis on a c. 1767 New England house in New Hampshire and a few aspects of the house have me perplexed.Does a renovated antique house warranty a higher asking price or o...

I’m 21, and after taxes and all expenses I have $55,000/ year I’m able to invest. I work everyday in different states and am home one week out of every 2 months. My goal now is to get a multifamily property no more th...

So I am in the process of acquiring a new property in a good area that is vacation driven in upstate NY. The house will cash flow but the property comes with a great newly built barn with a slab and all.Now when my br...

Hi, my hub and I have $100K invested in the market for a year. The money have up and down and up and down. We are looking for a way to grow that money and this is that we had in mind. - When we bought our current home...

Saw ad for Replace Your Mortgage Its done with a heloc, supposedly pay off in 5 to 7 years. Anyone know if this works?

Ok some quick background info. I am married with two kids and we own a two storey 2780 sq ft home on a lake in a rural area(not many other lake homes or STR HOMES in this area. We have a beautiful view leading down to...

I'm curious if anyone has any experience or know if this is appropriate. I purchased a 4 bedroom SFH recently and thinking about getting into house hacking. I'm an officer and so far have only received interest from e...

So I've contemplating for years now whether to roll extra cash that I use to fund my TSP (military 401k) into mortgage payment and pay it off faster. So far I've been maxing out TSP as I understand its tax advantages,...

Good morning everyone, I was wondering, if I want a property paid off in three years, and I put 20% down, should I put as much as I can monthly (I can add an extra $4,000 per month) or, should I put the $4,000 each mo...