Adelola Sokoya
Who is using Padsplit to house hack?
Hello everyone, New investor here, I like the idea of house hacking and am in the process of getting my first property to house hack.However my fear has always been how to get folks to fill up the extra rooms especial...
Nick Montelli
Will my debt affect my ability to get conventional financing
I'm very new to BP, and beginning to learn all I can about real estate investing. I'm very anxious to start working on finding my first deal, but I have a few questions about my debt I'm hoping someone can answer for ...
Danielle Moniz
Refinancing to increase cash flow or is there another way
Hello All,
Since interest rates are low, I'm considering refinancing which would reduce my monthly mortgage by 50% up to 67% depending on terms. Is refinancing the best way to increase cash flow for investing or is...
Kurt Larson
Should I pay off the mortgage of my Live-In Duplex early
I own a duplex. Purchased in 2017 for $330k. Lots of sweat equity was put into this property. Appreciation since purchase has also been stellar. Current value $575k. 30 Year mortgage at 2.75%. Mortgage (All In ta...
Matthew Balter
First time house hack in expensive area
I'm looking to buy my first property this year and house hack. However, the location I currently live in is an expensive area (however has great school and is mostly higher income individuals). This causes a duplex to...
Mariya Anabo
Bay Area Investing? including Sacramento Area
Hello, I'm new in this space and I'm looking for any investors in this area. Maybe I'm in the wrong room or just not enough people from Cali on this platform. Please let me know
Demetri T.
Online Bookkeeping Solutions for 2021 for multiple LLCS
Our company has 16 properties within 10 LLCS. We have been using a desktop version of quickbooks and each entity had its own file. Generally there are not many transactions but each has its own bank account and some...
Ken Latchers
Arbitrage... the right way
you buy an investment property with 15 year inv mortgage with 20% down. Your analysis shows that you could reasonably gross $1,000 a month long-term. You could gross 2200 a month short-term. In other words, owning a ...
Michael Sokolski
Thoughts on the 50% Rule
I posted this in another category but thought I might get more input here. I'm trying to understand the 50% rule.
I've read numerous posts concerning the 50% rule. There are many ideas and opinions on how to figure ...
Aaron Huckels
Cash out refinance property
What’s the best route to go about a cash out refinance? Search from different lenders? Go through tue same lender as the initial mortgage? And does the remaining amount of the loan you currently owe stay the same but ...