I'm considering using equity in my house to purchase a rental property. I can get a home equity line of credit, 2nd mortgage or do cash-out refinancing. What would be the best option?
I was responding to another investor's question on building and thought this might be useful for others.Background--32 Unit property just west of Salem, OR which was originally permitted for 40 units, but only 32 were...
My husband and I recently purchased a house in Lake Forest, IL that needed some rehab. We did all of our due diligence (three mold companies, chimney inspector and regular home inspector). After beginning the mold rem...
Basic question about the 2% rule on SFR, which states rent must be 2% of the properties purchase price.
Is the 2% based solely on the purchase price or does it include repairs as well. For instance.
1) Purchase Pric...
I recently rolled the dice and went to a free real estate seminar, defenses up. I was actually impressed: no guru, no hype, just good info on the local market. Of course they had their agents peppered throughout the r...
Hi All,New investor here. I live in NYC and have decided to begin my real estate investment career in the Twin Cities. Having gone to school there, I’m fairly familiar with the area and believe there is great opport...
Foiled by student debt again!
I’m a young professional with a high salary job, good credit score, 50K saved up for investing, but high student loan balance (due to be forgiven in 5 years through PSLF, so I DO NOT wan...
Many times on BP I've read "buy a cash flowing positive property". What about a negative cash flowing property? I've read that you make your money when you buy, does this apply to a negative cash flow property? I'm su...
Hi All!Currently looking to purchase our first vacation rental/second home with 10% down. We live in the metropolitan Washington DC area and as you can imagine, its pretty expensive to really pay 10% on anything here ...
So I was listening to episode 150 with Luke Swab. Brandon was talking about a BRRRR strategy he did a webinar on. Unfortunately that webinar is from 2015 and from what I've seen they only go back to 2016! Anyways, ...