I'm hiring a property manager for two properties I own.  I assumed that we'd set him up as a co-signer on my business bank account, the business that owns the property.  This way we could run all transactions through...

Hi!I'm a new landlord. I just put a listing on Facebook and got a message from a guy who said he has a service animal and my no animal policy doesn't count. I checked out his profile and he's a trucker and can run ar...

Hello all.  My name is Jamie Gesswein and my wife is Stacy.  We live in Williamsburg Virginia.  I am an information security director for a health care organization in Eastern Virginia and an absolute noob to the worl...

First time posting and new to REI this year. I used conventional lending form my first 2 properties and am acquiring a 3rd using hard money. I received offers from a few hard money lenders and chose the best offer. My...

Hello all,I am new to BP and am currently spending every spare second of my time researching and learning about Real Estate. I am located in Spokane, WA where the market was "hot" all summer and is now leveling out a ...

Hello everyone, I did a search on bigger pockets about Quicken loans and was unable to find a thread.My question is, have you ever used Quicken loans for financing deals? If you did, how did it go and what is your opi...

Hello BP, 
I have a duplex for sale in St. Louis, MO which both units are vacant and can rent around a total of $2000/month, but it's ready to move in or rent. While there are no big problems with the hardware in the...

I’ll try to keep this short..I started buying property in 2018 using a local credit union and my dad as a co signer. Things were going smoothly I’ve never missed a payment I’m on auto pay and have plenty of reserves I...

Hello, BiggerPockets Community!My name is Eryka- I am a fundraising professional in California; my boyfriend and I are looking to invest in Huntsville, AL. We have a trip booked in May to visit and would love to conne...

Hi all, for some reason cap rates confuse me. I was recently told, the lower the cap rate, the higher the property value. For some reason, I always thought the higher the cap rate, the more valuable a property should ...