Hello BP, hoping to get some advice / input from experienced fix and flippers on where I need to be in order to begin a flipping business. Situation: Terrible credit, living check to check, running our own handyman b...

Hi, I'm looking to set up at Structured RE LLC, but don't have much money. What are the most cost effective options out there that will provide protection and also grow with my company?  I don't want to waste my money...

If I set up an LLC would it be better/easier to get a line of credit from a bank or hard money lender? I am trying to learn as much as I can about investing before I jump into it! Thanks in advance for any input.

Gents,  I have run into some Chinese investors looking to invest money in US market.. not homes, but large developments.  My broker told me that I would need some sort of a financial/investment license to move money i...

Hi, I have about $200k cash that i want to use to invest. I do not have a w2 anymore, I have a business that is just about a year old. and i havent built business credit. What is the best route for me to use in invest...

Hey BP,Hope all is well!I realize you all are very busy and you have a lot on your plate. Your time is your most valuable asset you have and I respect that. I wanted to personally reach out in hopes that someone would...

As a newbie looking into Real Estate as a way to make money, the more I read the more feel that Leverage and tax advantages are the two main ways to make money in Real estate, otherwise it is like any other busines...

Dear Hard money and Private Money Lenders,
I'm new to Flipping /rehabbing after going through a 6 month immersion/coaching/mentoring program in RE investing, so while my company may be new, I have definitely wet my f...

The capital is one in every of the primary things that must be taken into consideration when one is coming out with a business venture, and there are multiple sources to build up capital, combination of various source...

I recently started doing fix and flips and I want to try and get a loan from the bank through my business.  My question to you all is what do banks normally look for when trying to finance a loan through your business?