Hi, everyone! I’m Eric, from KC, and I have a chance to rehab a home out here with a potential profit of $60k+. I don’t know how to get money from an investor or a hard line of credit so I decided to come here to watc...

I plan on buying some rentals. I have built a rapport with a lender at Citi that is very eager to be my lender on multiple properties but I don't know a whole lot about the lending end. Are there other types of lender...

I am looking at financing a 4-plex, multifamily property in central Florida and was wondering what would be my best option for obtaining a loan. It would be an investment property (I wouldn't be living there), managed...

My fiancee and I are buying a multi-family.  She has the down payment $ from the sale of her house, but I will take the mortgage in my name (credit score).  A lender told me today that "gift" $ cannot be used as a dow...

I've just started looking into buying a duplex. One side for myself and the other for a tenant. I am self employed so it's harder to get a mortgage. I have no other assets except for gold - my money is made through tr...

I'm hoping someone here has done a blanket loan on multiple SFH's. They are telling me that they can possibly do a release clause, but is there anything else I should be wary of?
At 7.25% over 25 years they seem to c...

I currently have a 30 years fixed on an out of state (I live in NYC) SFH investment near Atlanta, GA. My lender at the time of purchase (April 2018) had what was then good rates with very reasonable closing costs. I h...

So I work at a timeshare sales place where the salesman make great money and the secretary's make a very low income. Well after hearing me ramble on about real estate all the time my low paying secretary comes to me a...

So I know a lot of this depends on specific numbers but I will try to keep it simple. I’m trying to refi my Florida home, I occupy it, credit is good, income is good, increased value, and current interest rate is 6.5%...

There are some new discount property management companies that charge 5-6% (instead of the more typical 9% in Utah or California) and have data showing that they keep vacancy and rents the same as the 9% alternatives....