Hey all, I really need some advice on my first deal. I'm under contract on an 8-unit condo town-home building (all 3/2s) that would be my first deal. It's a 2007 build in the Tampa, FL area that I found off-market and...

There is this 4 units that I am interest on. The home is listed with a real estate agent. Most 4 units in the area are going for $475-490k k. This particular home I have an accepted offer for $335k but needed about $1...

I am curious what changes if any do you see in the coming year in the note industry ?

I feel 2019 prices will still be high even as the real estate markets begin to soften as I would think notes / delinquencies would...

How long does it generally take before lenders start counting your rental income ?i recently purchased a new primary residence and rent my original home. how long do i need to be renting that original home for before ...

Hello everyone,Just thinking about a hypothetical situation where the tenant pays the rent after the due date but refuses to pay the additional late fee. How would you go about getting this money from them, or would y...

Forgive me if I posted this in the wrong section, I couldn't find any other sections that seemed appropriate.

I understand that when calculating either Net Present Value (NPV) or Internal Rate of ...

Hello everyone,I joined the bigger pockets community a few weeks ago and already have gotten great responses and knowledge from members. I'm looking to invest in the state of Maryland - Annapolis, Baltimore to Kent Is...

Hey everyone!  I have purchased my first note, and it is about to be boarded.  Once I start getting payments, I am wondering about everyone's strategy for how to track the note within my LLC's quickbooks company file....

Looking to invest in PA. As properties become available to tour will sellers be more likely to negotiate on price after having to wait so long to sell their property?

Hello I have a rental in a C to C- area in town and I am finding that the tenants are consistently late on rent. I think at the end of the day they just don't make enough money with rent making up about 40% of their m...