I moved to NC back in February.  I've since bought 3 rental houses, average price was $75k, average rent is $900+.  I just came across a house that is way underpriced, sold for $180k 4 years ago, now selling for $90k....

Hello BP community,I need some help on structuring a deal. I am a California investor investing in the Texas region.I am in the works of purchasing my first BRRRR and my biggest problem is how we are going to finance/...

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I’m looking at a set of duplexes (4 total doors) and I’m wondering if I should evaluate it as a traditional residential property (price per sq/ft, etc) or as a commercial property which would be more cap ra...

Hi BP Community,Ive been looking into purchasing a 4 unit using the FHA loan. Before getting prequalified, would it better my chances to pay my credit card/ loans down? or does that even matter. I wanted to jump into ...

Is there a good way to pull your money out of an investment property after purchasing it with cash as opposed to using financing? For example, a property is purchased in cash, the rehab is done, the property is rented...

Hi.  I want to start investing in rental property and have about $30k I'd like to start with.  If you were just starting out with that amount of cash, how would you approach building a portfolio of rental properties? ...

I'm rehabbing a home and running short on funds. Does anybody know a place in central Arkansas that will provide a small loan (maybe $1000) as quickly as possible?Thanks

I currently have 2 rental properties that I recently purchases. I have enough cash to buy 2-3 more, BUT that’d be basically the end of my quick money. What I’d like to do is, instead of buying those LTR’s, I’d like to...

I needed to do a cash out refi in order to consolidate my second loan into my primary loan.  If the rates were to drop significantly in the next 6 months as I believe they will, I plan to do a rate n term refi in the ...

Will be closing soon on my first house hack :)  Decided to do do things a bit differently than the norm by going in with 20% on a conventional loan (to avoid PMI), and to put me at a better equity position to borrow a...