I’m getting ready to start my real estate investment career in San Antonio, Texas. I wanna start small with a rental home. Then, just build you my portfolio. However, I’m torn between getting a loan or saving the mone...

My spouse has about $30,000 in a 403(b) from a school system that is no longer an employer. He is almost 50 years old. We would like to use the money for investing in property. My question is whether it would be bette...

A previously posted Golden Oldie for Subject To - Before you run off and join the Sub To Circus, . . . Someone posted this a couple of years ago and It Still Stands Today, Even More So*********************************...

Most people who I ask about this subject with a general understanding keep leading me around in a circle I have no idea where to look or where to start is there any good tips on where to start

I'm seriously considering sending out "three option letters of intent" to supplement my yellow letter marketing. This would be a follow-up letter after they get my yellow letter and don't take action.Ideally, I'd like...

Hello! I am looking for someone who works in the lease option niche to please recommend me some useful books to better understand this topic. And how can I make lease options work in the US southern market? Thanks!

Hey guys. I know there are tons of real estate books out there and many great picks in the BP book store. I've read many and appreciate the time put into building that list.  I'd like to educate myself on rehabbing sp...

This is a morbid question, but.... You lock up a property using Subject To. You have the title placed in your name and you are making mortgage payments to the bank while the loan is still in the name of the origin...

I've been in a debate with a colleague about this subject lately and wanted to see how the BP community feels about it. So when you've found you're deal, which is the more fundamental - your plan or its execution?

Everything I read so far has the 2 terms separated, yet they both seem to mean the same thing - seller keeps the loan, you put the property in land trust and assign yourself as beneficiary. You make payments to the se...