Hello:        I've read that one risk of buying properties "subject-to" is that the seller/mortgage holder may file for bankruptcy, and the home can then be foreclosed upon. However, if the buyer is paying the mortgag...

Hello, I am just starting out and trying to get my first investment property. I am using a conventional loan for financing and putting down 25%. Surprisingly, (to me), I have put in multiple offers on different proper...

Hi all, been scouting the forums for a while and decided to ask a question myself.Wife and I purchased our first (primary) home Jan 2021 in Los Angeles with interest rate of 2.6%. We're mentally ready to purchase anot...

Is there a such thing as good debt?If I have to categorize debt, I would say the debt I am paying for, it's bad debt. A debt someone else is paying for, it's good debt.Which means, if I have a mortgage on my house and...

what do you consider good cash flow per month on a rental property?

Hi all,

Looking for recommendations on property managers in the Milwaukee area. If you have any input, positive or negative, please post or PM me.

Much appreciated.

Eric

Have an opportunity to buy a property which ARV is between $85K and 90K. Seller has a HELOC of $65K with payments of $645 a month. The house needs approximately $20K worth of renovations and I believe I can rent it fo...

Certainly, it is crucial to know the market you are investing in; and one of the most important factors to analyze in a market is the population.
This being said, you should only be investing in a market where the po...

I could use a little help. I am considering a commercial property for sale by owner. I do not know how to determine its value.  He’s asking 590,000 and rents would be 1700+1200+2500.  Taxes 15000.  Great location bad ...

My financing is a 20% HELOC down and 80% conventional loan for 100% financing in AZ.Do I hope to cashflow based off this as-is or do I need to think more about cashflow when heloc is paid off? (2 years most likely).Lo...