Hello BP!I am a recent college grad, and have been lucky enough to graduate with a relatively low amount of debt compared to the average grad. I have been actively paying off my debt each month, and at this time, I ha...

Cash Value Life Insurance VS Self Directed IRA

I know the two aren't usually talked about in the same breathe.  Each would be compared to other products in the same wheelhouse.  And they would be introduced by very...

Hey guys! I was wondering about what experiences you guys have with setting up partnerships and investing with many people, say to start out with 1 to 5 other people… I know REITS have a lot of potential, though you n...

Hi,I would need your opinions about following issue.I know that I want to be financialy independent, but I also want to live somewhere, where is a good weather. I know that you can get financialy independent everywher...

North State Bank offers a 85% LTV commercial cash out refinance after a 6 month seasoning period with great credit/financials at reasonable rates with very low application/origination fees. I am looking for another ba...

August 29th will be my one year anniversary as a REI. So far  I have a duplex that pays for itself plus creates profit.  A SFR that is paid for. A weekend place on the coast with a small loan on it. The remodel will b...

Really quickly about myself: 36/married/california and started in REI (out of state buy & hold) about 2.5 yrs ago. I started looking for a CFP just to get a third party to look into our finances and advise us on w...

Hello,

So, I believe these are the three things looked at by a lender.
[1] credit score
[2] debt to income ratio
[3] how much money I make a year

I can control my credit score, but I can't control my job income (to ...

Hi everyone I'm Daniel and I currently live in Provo, Utah. I've been dipping my toes in and out of the real estate investing pool since I was a teenager, however I am currently in my late 30's and have yet to ever do...

If you are like me... You do not have a high paying job. You earn just enough, barely or not even close to "making ends meet." You spend 1/3 of your life or more wasting at a job you dislike for pay that struggles t...