If there are any real estate lawyers that can help answer this question, then I would greatly appreciate it and I promise to pay the kindness forward.   :)
CONTEXT:  I'm setting up a WY LCC as my parent holding compa...

Thanks to @Dmitriy Fomichenko and Sense Financial, I have established my solo 401k retirement account. I now am looking for a local Bank establishment that will allow me to open a Company Retirement Account. I was pro...

I should preface questions / thoughts below by saying I am a total noob at real estate investing. * As part of exploring properties, should home inspections turn up unfavorable findings making sales fall through, it f...

What are the typical terms for Hard money?    I want to get an idea of what the current interest rate is, points,  how much I need to put into the deal and how the disbursements work for the rehab.   Are there upfront...

All,I'm looking at a rundown mixed use 4 unit upper, retail lower.  Tenants currently don't pay rent (because no one enforces it - building owner has died).  I'd evict, gut it, renovate and rent.  Is my only option ha...

Hello all!My name's Roc, I've been interested in real estate ever since reading rich dad poor dad when I was 16, I realized I need to be on the investor/owner side of life so I started changing my mindset to be that w...

I have a fixer-upper that I own outright.  I’m 80% finished on the rehab.  I need cash to carry me to the finish line.  A cash-out equity loan of $75000 with no pre-payment penalty would be perfect.  A hard money lend...

Hello!A friend and I have recently begun sitting down with people who identify as “Happy”, and trying to find out what that means to them. It made me curious, as a part of the biggerpockets community, how real estate ...

hey All!Newbie investor here.  I've been bitten by the real estate "bug" and love the prospects here in Indy.  It's economically diverse, affordable, there is a fair amount of inventory and selection, it's large, the ...

A lot of people here are attracted to the idea of buying Class D properties in rust-belt cities like Milwaukee. The math seems so obvious... buy a cheap duplex for a pittance, rent it out for 2% or even 3% of the purc...