I live in San Diego, CA and want to buy my first rental property but I don't have a primary residence yet. Does renting an apartment so I I can use my savings out of state sound like a good idea? Or would you dig for ...

Hello everyone! My name is Lisa and I am completely new to BP and completely new to REI so my sincere apologies if this is in the wrong place or if I am repeating what others have already spoken about. I took a 7 day ...

I've been making offers on short sale properties for two months now. Yesterday I got an acceptance.

I don't have any real estate trainings, all I know is what I have learned from my father who retired at 45 after do...

I have been looking for an STR property and may have found one at a distance. The property is located in a mid-size city with several attractions nearby.
I understand that management fees can vary by location, but th...

Hi,I just bough my first 6 fam unit in RI. I am thinking of forming an LLC soon. I am wondering if folks can answer few basic questions : 1)  I am based in MA  - Should I form LLC in RI or MA?2) Is forming LLC is a pr...

Hi Everybody,I'm currently in the greater Seattle area and extremely interested in a live in flip for my first property (most likely a SFR due to Seattle's extremely high prices). I'm curious on how some of you guys d...

Hey Everyone,I've got about 51,500 in a TSP account that I can't contribute to anymore since I'm no longer in the Marines. Part of this money is Tax-deferred, part is ROTH, and part is tax-exempt (from contributions m...

hey all, after attending a Marshall Reddick seminar over the weekend, I have become obsessed with the concept of out-of-state investing! I have been on BP propably 71 of the last 72 hours lol. I have been researching ...

I've started in wholesaling because I truly have no money or credit. I live paycheck to paycheck and even coming up with a $20 earnest money deposit could potentially be difficult!

For this reason I have many...

I hate surprises.I have always been told, get to 80% loan to value and you can remove your PMI. I'm there.I call my mortgage servicer and say I'd like to remove my PMI and they say nope! Got to be at 75% LTV! What!? I...