Scenario:House is worth $65,000. (BPO)Homeowner has a 1st for $58,000 and a 2nd for $15,000.  (CLTV 112%)Purchased the NPN 2nd for $2,000She is behind on both her 1st and her 2nd by about 30 days now.   The homeowner ...

If you have 50K to invest what option is better? Option 1 - Buy a rental property of 200K, with 50K down with 30 yr mortgage. Potential Rental Income $1800/month, after mortgage/tax/HOA, cash flow is $550. Option 2 - ...

I was just updating my portfolio spreadsheet and I noticed that our equity position for our portfolio just surpassed the 4 million dollar mark (the majority of which is split between a partner and me). When I saw that...

Hi everyone! I am new to this investor world and would like to be more actively involve in the bigger pockets community. I will apologize in advance if my terms or lingos are not correct. I have this problem and would...

Hi all, I've been lurking behind the scenes for about 2 months but this is my first post.My wife and I have a LLC set up and are diving into the industry starting with duplex, triplex, and 4-plex units.  We are workin...

Thoughts on lease options and the experience you guys might have had positive and negative?can I purchase a home and then do a lease option on it? 

We are in our late thirties. My husband and I are slowing beginning to explore the REI options. We are from Vancouver and prices are crazy overall compared to few neighbourhoods in US. We have about 30K for a down pay...

I'm looking to buy a 2nd property which will become my primary residence (SFH or Duplex).  Here's where I'm at with my primary residence:Appraised value: $1.189MLoan balance: $574kMy question to BP folks is what are m...

I have a private lender or two, and I'm trying to figure out the best way for me to utilize their money for investing (flipping).  Some ways I've come up with so far:Note on each property - this is the most common way...

Hi everybody, I’m a commission only salesman and having a heck of a time getting a loan. I’ve been in my current position for 9 months and recently graduated college. I understand that some lenders may accept 1 year o...