I thought I'd try Cozy.co this time around after hearing recommendations from others on Bigger Pockets. It was a big mistake. Their application process was fine and their screening reports good. It's their money handl...

So like most all investors starting out, I have run into a money problem, but I believe I have several solutions.  The most promising is converting my current Brokerage IRA into a Custodial type IRA to used to fund so...

Hey--I manage a few STR properties on the side and have separate accounts for each of them. Depending on how often they're booked, I need to move a % of funds in and out of them to other accounts, but haven't found a ...

Loan amount is about $85K, and 2~3 day turn around. I have worked with the borrower for a while on longer term deals. I'm thinking higher points should be fair in this situation. What are your thoughts?

Private money lending is a great way for real estate investors to access fast, flexible funding. Unlike traditional bank loans, private lenders offer quicker approval, fewer requirements, and the ability to customize ...

Hello all,As we approach what is very likely a recession or at the very least the economy slowing down what structure (syndication,  SPV,  fund, fund of funds) do you think would work best for capital raising?Investor...

For those who self manage, I wanted to share a great bank I've been using called Baselane. Baselane is a bank that also has property management software and book keeping capabilities. As a manager of over 20 units, it...

Hey,Has anyone had experience of rental payment dispute via cozy.com?  I heard that tenants can dispute any rent . Sounds like they could get any money back regardless of the situation which sounds horrible. Can tenan...

Hi there! I'm just curious to hear about what issues/frustrations/positives you've had while dealing with a hard money lender. 

Anybody looked at these NNN deals?  National credit tenant, 20 yr leases, 1.5% annual rent increases, 6 additional 5-yr extension options, blended cap rates over the 20 yrs in the 7.5 range.  I understand that lenders...