Google the foreclosure implications of being a debt-holder in second position, and you'll find a bunch of articles explaining that if the house sells for less than what is owed, the person in second position gets scre...

Hello BP Community,     Thank you for reading my post.  It may appear a little discombobulated, but I will try and stay on point. I'm thinking about switching careers from construction to either real estate or healthc...

Hi, I have been passively learning about real estate investing, but have not really aggressively pursued it. Now, I feel like I have learned enough and want to really get into the game.... but I am currently staying h...

I recently spoke with @Brian Gibbons over the phone and he gave me a quick rundown on Lease Options for people starting out. He gave direct and straight forward information on the difference in wholesaling and lease O...

Hello,

TK from southern California. I'm currently in the process of closing my first rental. Looking forward to learning, growing, and building my investment portfolio.

As a CT resident, my initial impulse was not to consider this state as a location to purchase a real estate investment.  The taxes are high, the property values are high, and based on statistics over the last year or ...

I have an personal FHA loan with a property and want to move it to an LLC. This is so I can free up and get another FHA loan and also utilize LLC benefits. I believe I just need to Refi the loan and title to the LLCWh...

Hello everyone!I am currently 24 years old and just graduated University last year. I've been working as a Jr. Graphic Designer but am strongly considering getting a job that is more related to real estate, as my long...

Is it possible to use your RRSP without penalty on a creative finance deal such as rent to own or subject to deals? I have a buyer with certain amount of cash but doesn't qualify for bank mortgage. Would be great to f...

just real quick I would like to know that after you guys purchase one or two property's and your debt to income ratio goes higher, how do you end up getting approved for more and more.? Even if you have the 25% down f...