Is it best to have the LOI come from the real estate agent or the buyer?
Looking at doing my first LOI and wanted to know if anyone can comment on the pro/con of doing it either way. 
Thanks in advance!

So, I have had a couple of deals which have falling through due to my lack of understanding the steps involved with closing a deal. Here is my understanding: 1.Have the seller sign the Seller Purchaser Agreement.2.Onc...

I'm fairly new to this...I have been reading for awhile...watchung auctions and doing thorough DD...to date I havent won a bid but thats more my apprehension..and asking myself "what if".I just want to make sure I und...

I recently found a deal on an auction. problem is the contract isnt assignable so i have to do a double close which sucks. now this will possibly be my second deal, so how can i get this deal funded on my end so the d...

I'm not sure if I am posting this in the right place or forum. This is my first time. But I have a question. I am looking at home to but that is vacant. This will be my first deal. I did comps and looked up the house ...

Hello fellow investors and experts!I am new to real estate investing and have recently acquired my first investment property, a SFR in Austin, TX. I also have an LLC formed in Texas and am planning to transfer my SFR ...

A partner brought up the idea of investing in STR condos in Naples, FL.  I was reading the county ordinances in Collier County and couldn't determine if STR was allowed.  Anyone know?  

I have tried to find more info on here regarding specifically Multi-Fam owners lists.  Currently I can go online and get FARM lists from the title company only I know those aren't complete lists.  I would buy a lists ...

I am contemplating venturing into development project - buy land, build multi family unit, rent/sell. Since this is my first time, where can I learn basics of steps involved, typical financing arrangements, etc?

Hey BP community,I know that the 203K FHA loan has been recommended several times for those that are just starting out with their first home (and possibly for those that are still in college and don't have the employm...