I am a renting my home and using a Property Management Company. I had concerns about the indemnification part of the contract. Should I move forward with this contract?INDEMNIFICATIONOWNER agrees to indemnify, defend ...

I was looking for a title company in my area that will allow investors to get paid assignment fees. I only heard of one title company from the local REIA that I thought I would allow assignments. I called them up and ...

I am about to close my first "small" deal! Yessssssss
The buyer wants to pay the full amount of the property at closing. So i suggested proof of funds. He is going to give me a bank statement. My mentor says that sinc...

Hello all,
I am a fairly new buy-and-hold investor based in Orange County. I consider myself new because I've been investing for over a year and have own three properties so far with my business partner. Long story s...

I'm about to purchase my first deal, a multifamily quad. There are a couple tenants living there now which means I will be receiving their deposit money.  My question is, do I need to keep that deposit money in a tru...

Hey Everyone, I am wondering if I am able to hire my own property manager that would work for my company? It seems that you have to go through a real estate agency, and have a licensed agent do it for you. I ask becau...

Hello Investors, I was contacted by a company that runs an assisted living facility / group home in Phoenix, AZ. They want to leave my SFH and use it to run their facility. This is my first time hearing about this and...

I'm in the final stages of buying my first investment property here in Oklahoma City, where I live. I'm buying from a wholesaler, who has been very unreliable. I thought the deal was going to fall through several time...

So I brought my first property at the end of June. Its a triplex that currently has two of the three units rented out. I'm living in the 3rd one. The owner before us was the landlord and had done all the repairs and r...

Good morning BP nation,I have just become aware of the Series LLC, which appears to afford much better asset protection than a standard LLC due to the ability to essentially nest entities within each other. Based off ...