do you guys think that the rates that hard money lenders that provide rental loans are so close to what conviental banks offer that HML are easier to refinance with? 

What terms are typical when purchasing a TIC property with multiple buyers who intend to occupy the property. For example 3 partners who each buy an equal share of a triplex with individual mortgages (ie fractional ow...

Hi Everyone, I am trying to wrap my head around how cashflow works with commercial financing. From my understanding, commercial financing is typically on a 20 yr amortization schedule and rates readjust every five yea...

Hello, 
In my search to buy my first investment property I have come across a home that is for sale by owner and advertising seller financing. I am a bit unsure on how seller financing typically works...any insight w...

Hey Everyone, I have a client buying a house in Tolleson, AZ. He is looking to rent it as a furnished mid-term rental but the HOA requires a min of 6 months on any lease. Does anyone have any experience trying to get ...

I own a handful of rental properties that have appreciated nicely over the last 4 years. 3 of them are owned free & clear. I'm looking to get a line of credit against the sum of the equity on the properties to use...

How would you transparently respond to seller stating; "I don't have to provide that information" regarding rental/leasing terms?

Hi everyoneI am very new to real estate investing and I have a question about raising private money and how agreements are structured. From what ive learned, private lenders are looking for the quick return typically ...

Good morning, BP.  Any lenders funding rehabs/flips ever combine a typical loan structure (interest, points over 6-12 months) with an equity component upon sale or refinance?   Curious how you may have structured the ...

I just started to read David Greene’s book buy rehab rent Refinance repeat... and noticed at the beginning of the book He mentions buying the property outright then Rehab .rent and Refinance.... however, don’t people ...