I'm currently looking into the BRRRR method (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat) and need some advice on structuring a deal for a house that's in foreclosure.
Here's a brief overview of my situation:
Property Value...

I’m currently parking my cash in a high yield MMA in anticipation for my next acquisition; however, I feel that inflation is rating it away. What are your strategies to keep it liquid yet still have your cash work for...

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I have been chasing money from investors for several years now and I have seen some wild stuff. Given the recent spate of posts on “creative” techniques to raise money I was wondering if people would care to shar...

I own several SFR Investment Rentals, and the Market for Rehab properties  (Fix & Flip) in my area is very competitive. Investigating other potential sources offering a good return on funds invested.  Anyone have ...

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I just joined Bigger Pockets and really impressed with what the community has to offer. I live in LA and right now trying to close my first deal. I'm looking at on-market properties and actually ha...

I'm 56 and would like to retire from my job as a nurse below the standard 65y/o. Have a house with $229k loan with roughly $100k equity & 300k trapped in a 401k. Seems like rental income would help but AM I TOO OL...

I have had a 401k for about 10 years now and our company was bought by another and now they are starting a new 403B. Our current account is "frozen" and we can decode what to do with it. I have been reading  up on usi...

I have about $20,000 in an IRA I set up right when I enlisted in the Military. I'm wanting to fund my first real estate investment but don't have the cash. Can I use my Traditional IRA to facilitate something like tha...

I am new to the community, and I have question about a deal on a multi-family property of 16 units. If the agreed price on the property is less than 80% market value, would a lender give you the 80% with no money down...