Hello everyone, I'm a new investor buying in Birmingham, AL and I'm trying to get my financing sorted out before I buy any SFRs using the BRRRR strategy. I had a great conversation with a knowledgeable mortgage banker...

Hi, I had my own handyman service doing renovations for investors till August 2016 when I was sitting at a red light and rear ended. My truck was totaled, luckily he had great insurance, problem is it’s going to trial...

To begin bare with me if my questions or ideas don't really make sense as I'm still very green in the investment world. I have partnered in a few flips before and have done one flip on my own so far. I currently have ...

I am a wholesaler working the Baltimore City MD and the surrounding counties.  Can anyone please recommend an investor friendly title company.  I need to find a title company familiar with multiple types of closings, ...

Hey guys looking for a bit of input. I will be wholesaling a family house but here's the situation. My aunt and uncle passed away and left there home to my cousin (their only living child) in the will. My cousin was t...

I refinanced my owner-occupied multifamily rental property last year and now I'm struggling on exactly how to report the closing costs. I have tried researching previous posts and other sources, but I haven't found an...

Hi, I am trying to locate an attorney that can help me negotiate settlements for 7 DSCR investor mortgages on single family homes that are at risk of defaulting. I have only been successful at finding attorneys who tr...

I’m 80% through my first BRRRR in Indianapolis. Prior to closing, I established with my lender that I would be buying the house for cash at a discount, paying the contractor at closing and recording it on the settleme...

I'm buying a house for the first time, as such I'm new to the legal side of the process, what exactly should I expect my conveyancing solicitor do? How can I make sure they're doing a good job?

Assuming a mortgage questions anyone have experience doing it any help would be appreciated….