Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $121,000

Cash invested: $114,000

Sale price: $330,000

This was my first fix & flip! After running my numbe...

Hi BP,

As some of you know, I've been working on purchasing a home since August. I've been attempting to use the group NACA; however, it is becoming increasingly frustrating because they ke...

Hello! It's time to roll up my sleeves! I am looking at different first time homeowner programs to get into my first house hack!I know withFHA3.5% down with seller assist up to 6%Smoother process (I heard) than NACASi...

Hello Bigger Pockets family, hope as is well! 
Today I listened to a podcast where the guest speaker spoke upon his real estate journey and how he acquired a multi family unit property with little to 0% down in the C...

Hello investors,

I’m interviewing and searching for a lender for my first property and came across a non profit called NACA (neighborhood assistance corporation of america).
It has a 3.625% (as of this writing) loan...

Im new to the community. I live in Chicago and looking to get my first multiunit in Chicago. I have my first meeting next month. My lease is up in May. I need to go through the process as quickly as possible but I've ...

Has anyone ever heard of this NACA (Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America). They claim to offer 3.75 30yr and 3.0 15yr mortgages with no money down + no closing costs. Anyone know if this is for real?

We're considering going through NACA for an owner-occupied multi-unit and want to know how advisable this is and if anyone has used NACA? I've heard from a realtor-friend that NACA is too cumbersome for a competiti...

Ok so for first time new investors, i went to multiple of banks and there is no such thing as no money down or 3 or 5 percent low down payments, its normal 20 or 25 percent down, so only way i see to profit from rent...