I have tenants that are in violation of their lease through an arrest that occurred at the property. I would like to evict the tenants immediately. I want to post a notice to begin the process. Do I post a notice to p...

Does anyone have a spreadsheet they use to manage their existing portfolio performance metrics or have a system they can recommend?I want a dashboard/scorecard that shows my individual properties performance and my en...

I’m in the process of renovating a property. I am having my contractor do all of the work who is not licensed. This will be a house I will be flipping. Most of the work is cosmetic except for 2 things: removing a 8 ft...

Hey New Orleans Investors! My partner @Matt Faircloth , author of the BP book "Raising Private Capital", and I are looking for a spot to host a happy hour on October 3rd in the afternoon the day before the conference....

One of our notes in Florida just went up for auction for a 5th time and once again it needs to be rescheduled.
This has to be some kind of record?
Every time this happens, we have to see the judge and waste another ...

Hi everyone.. I'm a newbie, still getting my footing in RE. I am interested in purchasing performing and non performing notes.example: on 1st position LeinPriced at 15,000.00original balance of 30,800.00Principle of 2...

I had a wonderful conversation with Linda Labbe from here on BiggerPockets. She explained how they manage CapEx risk together with vacancy risk to cancel each other out, by selling off the bottom 20% performing proper...

Is there one website/location that would allow me to review/look through all the various Mortage Note Funds/opportunities?  If so could someone please provide me with that information?  Thank you.

Hello all,

I have been investigating notes available from MLS and other sources, but am a bit reluctant to purchase a note that is outside my state. My concern is working with the borrower should the note become non-...

Very intrigued with note investment (non-passively) and wanted to hear what experienced investors do when the RE market softens or drops. Is it better to sit on cash and wait it out or are there opportunities?