Kyle Varga
Bank statement loans
Helping someone buy a primary residence with 25% down in San Antonio. Great credit. Self employed tax returns don’t show true income.
Can anyone help? We are already under contract and need someone asap.
Kevin Owens
Multifamily Freddie and Fannie Financing
Hi BP Community, As you head into the New Year and your deal sizes increase you may have questions regarding Freddie/Fannie multi financing. I am here to answer any and all questions. I'm an open book!
Hilde M. L.
Cost-Effective Way to Get Survey on Subdividable Propoerty?
Hi BP Pros,My husband and I want to buy this single family on oversized lot. The building department confirmed it is subdividable into 2 50x100 lots, and seems like house is positioned correctly but he needs to see su...
Jonah Kolsrud
Creative Ways to Increase Cashflows
Hey BP members,In a market which is fiercely competitive, I am looking to figure out how I can make numbers on potential properties be even more profitable with such limited inventory. I have seen in previous posts (s...
Ryan Mitchell
Advice for Funding First Deal
I've begun my education journey into real estate investing and would like to materialize a plan to obtain a first rental property. I own one home, which is my primary residence. I'm looking into cash-out refinancing m...
Ray Schwanenberger
Hello from the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Area
Hello, My name is Ray and my wife and I are ready to get back into real estate investing. About 30 years ago we bought, rehabbed, held & rented a duplex in our home town of Wheeling, WV. After a career change br...
Jimmy Klein
Any banks that allow seller financing as equity?
I have a question. I been negotiating with the owner of a commercial property. It cash flows very well and the owner wants to sell due to his age. I was going to use my own equity, but then he wanted a higher price. S...
Willis Seng
rent formula
Lets say the mortgage on my property is $800. Expenses = 50%, to be on the safe side. So, would $1,200 be a reasonable rent rate for this property?
Jordan Hamilton
- Vacancy and expenses - Rule of thumb when analyzing deals
I have heard that when analyzing a deal its important to be conservative in your numbers. Ex. 50% expenses and 10% vacancies. But when I talk to my brokers and property owners I hear things like "in the miami market 1...
Sean McDonnell
STRs in Mountains vs Beach Towns
There has been a lot of talk recently about short term rentals in mountain vacation towns (thanks @Avery Carl - but really your episode was awesome) but are there a lot of you who invest in beach towns? We own two bea...