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Can somebody please share a reliable and low cost Solo 401(K) providers that you have worked with?According to my research so far; they charge $500-$1000 as a set up fees and then $100-$300 as an annual fees.

Th...

I'm doing a mixture of ways to search for properties in the Baltimore area between homepath, driving neighborhoods, and the real estate websites. What are your all thoughts about looking up the public records for stre...

Hey y'all interesting situation not exactly for me. I have an STR in San Bernardino, CA and the other day my next door neighbor came over to ask me for advice on evicting some of her tenants. I've never evicted anyone...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $285,000

Cash invested: $26,000

Bought this property subject to with an existing loan of 265,000 at 3.75%
Purchase ...

Hi all - do you have recommendations for a free or low cost credit history report that I can request of tenants?  Are services like creditkarma comprehensive enough? I don't care as much about credit score vs the deta...

All Wholesalers!My father runs a direct mail postcard business. He strictly works with real estate agents right now but I believe he can add a lot of value to wholesalers. I know he is the lowest cost customization po...

Does anyone know of a low cost flood insurance company in Ca. I live in the central valley and I purchased a home to fix and flip. Cost $99,900. Just found out I need flood insurance to close escrow (I had to go conve...

Wondering if some of the experienced folks out here in San Antonio can help out with estimating rehabs cost for the area. I'm looking to get 3/1 or 3/2 SFRs rent ready only.. no high end flips or anything like that. I...

Hi, I've been researching real estate investing for the past year and have decided that turnkey is going to be by best path right now.  I've looked into a several of the turnkey providers mentioned here on BP as well ...

I've listened to several podcasts, Biggerpockets and others concerning the BRRRR method.  It's straightforward as long as your buy right.   You can then rehab, rent, etc...  What no one seems to shed a light on is how...