When I got home last night I opened the mail and, like most other nights, received several credit card applications.  Here are two of them:I have successfully used credit cards such as these in the past to buy real es...

I have been making a lot of owner financed offers recently. I really see the value in using owner financing when I can as long as the numbers still work. I finally got one accepted and closed! Below are the brief deta...

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I'm looking for an idea of what kind of financing I can get. I'm looking to quit my job in about 6 months, so need to make my purchases one after another until I'm tapped out because after that loans won't be an...

Ok, I have 2 applicants right now for one of my properties.  Neither is ideal but I haven't straight up decided to deny either one yet.  Rent is $650/mo.  Here they are:1. 40-something year old mom and 18 year old son...

Hey everyone! I'm in a bit of a jam and wondering if you could offer any advice.We rent a single family home that we only just moved into late last year. A few months later the landlord advised he was selling the hous...

I have been living in Eastern Europe for the last 3 years. I had a couple STRs in the Tahoe area a few years back. They did great. I'm not as young as I used to be and decided I don't want to shovel snow anymore. Taho...

I am a new investor and looking to get into my first rental property. I have a few different opportunities but my question is: for your first rental property, would you want something that cash flows good with bad app...

Hiya all;We're closing on a property in the next few weeks and struggling with balancing the business and the human side of what we do.  The property has tenants in place but are between $130-200 / mo under market at ...

I've herd about a technique for getting together funds by opening several credit cards and getting line increases until you have enough to purchase a property, then refinancing out. Sound like a good idea or bad. Has ...

Inflation is the highest it's been since 1981 and continuing an upward trend. Mortgage rates are above 5%, meaning the $600,000 home from last year will now cost you $700 more per month. Financially speaking, things d...