Hello everyone. Semi-new member here. I've been lurking for the better part of the year. Reading the forums. Listening to podcasts and reading books. I'm in a very peculiar situation. As an active duty service member ...

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I have spent more time on the SEC website than just about anywhere after my initial questions here on BP. During my most recent search I came across this,

"Eliminating the Prohibition Against General So...

I am gonna try and do do this by the book (How to Introduce by J.D.):1.  I live in Henderson NV and do business in Henderson, Las Vegas, Lake Las Vegas and North Las Vegas.  Keywords are set up.2.  I'm a Realtor Broke...

I would like to know your point of view on how you would maximize capital by focusing on cash flow.

I'm preparing to start my search for my first off market deal. I plan to use some strategies outlined in Anson Young's book "Finding and Funding Great Deals", including getting a list of target deals utilizing ListSou...

Good day all!I just found this great resource yesterday and had to join!While new to this forum i am not new to real estate. I have owned both single family and multi family rental properties. I've flipped, I've rehab...

We are just starting out on our first Fix and Flip on our own. We have 27+ years experience in the construction industry. The questions we have, Is it best to use a private investor or a financial institution to fund ...

Hi my name is Aneela and I am in Katy, Tx. My husband and I recently invested some money in a workshop and then some. I have no experience in real estate while he is an architect and right now in construction manageme...

Polling the audience here for your experiences purchasing and selling Real Estate sight unseen as an investor.  I had a decent buy and hold portfolio going and had to liquidate for some family reasons.  Now I'm ready ...

Help!!! What would be the correct way to handle this scenario?
I buy a property ($200k) using a conventional loan. All closing cost are $40k. My name is on the loan for $160k mortgage. Furnishing house is $2000. So t...