Would you sacrifice $200 a month cash flow on 1 property for $30,000 cash out refi? The property would still cash flow but would not be making much then if I cashed out max. Rate would be around 4.7 fixed 30 year. 

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Single-family residence buy & hold investment in San Antonio.

I purchased my first home in 2011. In 2014, I moved into a larger house and decided it was an opportunity to add real estat...

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I have $200K full listing price offer from FHA buyer but condition is to credit/concession $8,000 for closing cost. 
Issue is that buyers agent adding a condition in the contract if the appraisal is ...

I'm considering buying a property in an area of town that is getting hit by new foreclosure listings. Should I be concerned in my After Repair Value, even if I still see remodeled homes being sold as well?

First off, thanks for taking the time to read this post and provide advice. I'll try to be as detailed as possible. Sadly, our mother passed away recently. She lived in Irondale, AL in the neighborhood my brother and ...

Hey BP I need some advice I purchased a home in 2018 in Philadelphia Pa that I am currently fixing up to rent out. When I first purchased the home I attempted to put insurance on the property but the agent came back s...

Hi all! Went under contract on my potential first investment property. It's a 4plex. I will be having the inspection on Tuesday and am wondering if anyone has any advice for me - things to look for, ask in the inspect...

HiI work with Third federal and they have an amazing feature of rate relock( which is not refinancing) in that they basically you can request for rate to be changed(when it drops) but paying $295( or lower when they h...

Hi all!Love all the content on here and how helpful everyone is.I am still a newbie (my boyfriend and I own 4 doors) and I am reaching out to see if anyone has insight on how to explain in a lease about snow removal. ...

Hi, I am a new investor and I'm contemplating buying a commercial property to hold. I've been using the general "50% of EGI" rule to analyze properties but I am curious what a "true" range is. I do have some questions...