As a new investor, especially in the world of multi-units, I'm sure you have come across a ton of buildings that are being sold "as-is" and are required to write that into the offer that you send over. Although it see...

Hi everyone,

So I understand the basic concept of a subject to agreement, where the seller agrees to sign over note or deed to the buyer, and the buyer begins making payments to the existing mortgage in lieu ...

Hello BP Members,I'm starting a new project and I wanted to take a moment to share it with the community. Please feel free to ask questions and make suggestions. I hope that this post will help others that are contemp...

hi,Im very new to rental properties and thanks to Brandon Turner and his books i wil be in the game for the long run.My issue is the following; I just found out my tenants have an extra dog and person living in the ap...

I have a lead from an attorney who wants to sell clients property to pay for Att fees. Property has an unrecorded deed of trust  (seller carry) according to seller. Title shows free and clear. Nothing was recorded to ...

As the topic states, I received an angry call today off one of my yellow letters. The individual stated if they ever receive a yellow letter from them again they will seek legal action. I returned the call and was abl...

Hello,

This is my first post here and I would like to say thanks in advance for any insight and advice.

Here's my situation:

I have two rental properties that I own free and clear. I've been building up some cas...

"Subject To" Real Estate Investing is as Slimy as it gets. There are ZERO situations where it makes any sense for a seller to sell their property in a "Subject To" deal. The only times these deals happen is when some ...