I currently signed contracts yesterday for a 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath, 800sqft home on .35 of an acre with a detached 1 car garage. My HUD home inspector is scheduled to meet me and my realtor at the property next week. I al...

Looking for some insight here..I'm currently looking for a 2plex-4plex in a few different markets and am circling back to the idea of FHA owner occupied. I just want to understand the specifics here. My understanding ...

Hey Everybody!As I've been doing my research and reading through posts here on the forums I have found that the following are the best banks and/or credit unions in the Minneapolis, MN area to work with.Sunrise banksF...

Hey BP!I've had some challenges the past few months in search of my next property. I'm looking for an owner occupy multi family. I've now lost to cash each time all while being as aggressive as I can be that still mak...

This seems excessive to me. Cash out is at a small local credit union. They said this is what they account for and anticipate so it may change. What are your thoughts? What can I negotiate down? Rate is 4% on a 30 y...

Hello Everyone,

I am a new investor and I have a client that wants to sell a hard money loan.

The current loan amount is $180,000 and it has 120 payments left. It is currently at 12% interest and she wants 8%. She a...

Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) are an increasingly popular way to generate additional rental income on an existing property. Utilizing empty lot space in this way helps to combat the increasing housing prices and lim...

I was in the process of talking to different folks to build my team prior to seriously considering a off-market 6 million deal in Fortworth/Arlington Texas area.
I called this tax attorney, who scared the heck out of...

I saw this article while browsing the web today.https://www.citylab.com/equity/2018/11/redlining-cleveland-investors-home-prices/574153/The blog, posted on the real-estate investment platform BiggerPockets, shows how ...

Hi all! It is my current understanding that in order to qualify with most lenders for a commercial loan, the loan applicant needs to be a business entity (i.e. LLC). First and foremost, if this is incorrect - please l...