Consider putting debt collection language on all your notices; notifying your tenants you are in fact a debt collector as this latest information is now making evictions fall under the debt collection practices proces...

I'm looking to position myself to have maximum purchase power in the future -  In essence, I'd like to be able to have lines of credit to be a little real estate fix/flip fix/hold type of person/company.I have great c...

How can i see what rates are from investment property purchases?  Im in the middle of buying a no owner occupied triplex and my lender locked  in about last week..  i keep seeing stuff online about rates are dropping....

Hello, I'm just getting started in real estate. I'm learning ways that I can hopefully buy or make a large down payment on my first rental property. A home equity loan or HELOC seem to be my best options right now. Al...

I hear people say you can do so many residential loans on investment properties. Most of the banks & credit unions I talk with will not offer a residential loan on a property that I’m using to rent out. This is my...

I am working to get a bank loan on multifamily, with cap-rate of 8 with price of $1million+My personal income alone will not be sufficient to show the loan repayment guarantee. The property is making about $80K, in NO...

Hey so I'm new to this website and to analyzing rental properties but i watched some YouTube videos and put the numbers together. This property is actually a duplex and which I didn't remember how to include both addr...

I think this is the right category, if not, I'm sure it will get moved.  I was told, "Buying your first rental property will the hardest, the rest will come easy."  Well, for me, buying the first took no effort, and n...

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I have a question, I was watching this video about DSCR loans I am very interested in this product. I own a business and am looking to buy some real estate. does anyone know any lenders th...

What is the power of buying with hard cold cash? We all heard the phrase “cash is king”, but to what extent? If you and a seller agreed on a $100k price, 20% down with a 30 year mortgage.. what would be the cash price...