During co-vid, I wasn't able to make any payments, and the mortgage accrued to over $20,000. The smallest payment the bank will take is $17,000. My payoff quote is $67,000.
I don't want to use my entire saving on my ...

Question regarding offering private money investors a preferred return... is this figure based on the net income the property produces after operating expenses? If so, I'm assuming then that you would run through thos...

Hi, new to the forum here and I am looking into incorporating my rentals under a single entity and I am wondering how this would affect passive losses that have accrued over time?  Anyone with personal experience or r...

Its a time of the year when I need to pay Property Taxes in a few counties. Combine sum for the properties I have is about 8-10 K per year.Is there any way I can postpone paying the taxes and put them toward purchasin...

I'm about to jump into my first real property and I want to know if I am overestimating expenses.  It's a 3 family for $70K and rents are generating $2100 per month.  The property needs about $20K worth of work.  I ha...

I may be reinstating a mortgage which fell into foreclosure, and using the property as rental real estate. Is the cost of reinstatement, tax deductible, on the basis that it is the cost of acquiring the investment pr...

When financing a portion of a down payment using a Home Equity Line of Credit, should the credit portion of the down payment be included in your investment basis for the purposes of calculating COC and ROI?A simple ex...

All you note investors out there, is any one aware of a state that allows attorneys fees or foreclosure costs to be not only added to the outstanding principal the borrower owes but also to accrue interest in their ow...

I have been doing a lot of research lately on accounting. I plan to open a separate set of bank accounts for my investment properties (I currently have none): one checking for operational expenses, one savings for ten...

I've got a great tenant and would like their security deposit to earn them as much interest as possible. The problem I'm encountering is most of the high yield (> 4.00%) savings accounts I've looked into don't seem...