Hello! My wife and I are planning to purchase a rental property or two in the near future and are considering purchasing them through a real estate LLC that we establish. I understand that most banks won't offer conve...

I was wondering if you inherit tenants during a purchase of property, in a duplex. I am inheriting a tenant but wanted to make sure that the next months rent is transfered to me. Also I want to make sure the deposit o...

So this is my first time using the Biggerpockets Forums :-) Im an aspiring real estate investor with an idea to call leads off of leads I get from REIPro and the ones I don't use or aren't my niche I can shoot out to ...

I have 3 investment properties in Indy. Now I am exploring to buy residential property through LLC. Since it's a newly created LLC, there is no revenue history yet. I am considering paying off one of my properties to ...

I just bought a new rental property that was marketed with a transferable window warranty. Upon taking possession and trying to transfer the warranty with the company the Selling realtor provided receipts for, I came ...

As I understand an LLC provides a convenient asset protection and security.I currently own a multi-family in my name.I am wondering if it makes sense to transfer the property to an LLC.Thanks

I am about to purchase my first rental home. I do plan to purchase more in the future. My question is, when starting this, do I buy personally or start a LLC? Commercial loan rates are higher than personal, however I ...

Hi,are you able to sell a property on a land contract if there is an existing lien on the property?  I heard "yes" so long as the current lender provides approval in writing.  However, is the same possibly true of a H...

This is just a post about some things I learned about opening a self directed IRA.I recently opened a self directed IRA and transferred some after-tax money in my employer's 401k managed by Vanguard, to the self direc...

My wife and I are in the process of closing on a multi-family in upstate NY (our first property) that we plan to owner-occupy. I know the strong advice is to set up an LLC and transfer the property into that LLC once ...