So I am new to Real Estate and got a Line of Credit to start things off.  Has anyone else started off that way, or how do you finance your first few properties?

I have good credit, but have never had any major loan of any kind - car loan, student loan, anything. I’m 24yo and hope to buy a house hack in California in the next year or so. I’m hoping to put low money down throug...

I am currently a full time student on an athletic full ride scholarship. I do not have any student debt and just recently stumbled onto real estate investing. I was captivated by the idea of cash flow and not dependin...

I'm looking for a line of credit to quickly purchase properties to fix and flip.  I'm not interested in hard money loans/lenders--I have access to plenty of those.  I'm looking for lines of credit for acquisition.  We...

Has anyone successful obtained an unsecured business line of credit for an interest rate that is closer to single digits?    If so, can you share both the financial institution you worked with and how you went about g...

Business credit lines for Real Estate Acquisitions and Business CapitalTired of paying high interest rates to hard money lenders?What about giving up half of your profits to a funding partner?An unsecured credit line ...

Ever since I got into real estate I've had a few questions raddling around in my head about syndication that I can't seem to get straight:
1. Are developers syndicators or do they use syndicators to finance the equit...

In the last few month’s I have been trying to get started in real estate. My dad get me interested in investing about three years ago, he took me to a boot camp down in ga. It got me really interested and got I all pu...

I can no longer get bank loans since I am now a full time investor. I am toying with the idea of using credit cards to fund the purchase of some solid cash flow properties. I have one credit card that is at 6.9% Fix...

A hard money loan is a type of non-bank loan that comes from a private money source. Hard money loans are known for their speed of funding, low hassle loan approvals, and higher interest rates. So why would anyone pay...