Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $80,499

Sale price: $157,500

Contributors:
Jeffrey Houser,
Kaleb Packer

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Hello BP Family! My name is Ronald and I'm going to jump right into it.I'm currently looking to secure a joint loan with myself, my mother and fiance for a property in Houston, Tx. A little about our situation: I h...

I'm thinking about surveying my tenants and wondering if anyone has done this?  Good/bad idea?  Tips or tricks?  The situation:  I've got 3 seperate single family units that are managed by a property manager so my int...

As most of you know, our newsletter has undergone various transformations over the past months/years. Since we get little actual feedback about the newsletter, I was hoping to find out what our members would like to ...

There are probably many posts that contain similar information to this one, but I thought it would be of value to future and existing investors who are starting their journey.We recently completed rehabbing a duplex w...

Hello, Friends,I made poor decisions with credit cards between age 19-24.  Now, I'm 25 and I'm working hard to fix this problem.However, I fear my bad credit will prevent me from acquiring assets and increasing my cas...

Hi All,I am hoping I can get some advice regarding my situation with the general contractor I hired.My husband and I are doing our first flip and we took 3 months vetting general contractors to make sure we end up wit...

SIGNED FIRST DEAL!
3 bedrooms
3 baths Condo in Cathedral City CA
$235,000 current appraisal with no improvements
$200,000 purchase price
$10,000 down
$1,300 monthly with 0 interest
Owner Financed
I am so grate...

Hi,I am new here and learning but my question is how do people typically come up with a down payment. If you need 20% down for an investment property, that can be a lot of money. Do people typically use equity (HELOC)...