My tenant has finally agreed to takee the money and move out. But, he is asking me to give him an additional free month stay on top of the cash i am offering him. How do I proceed? Should i accept?Also, I would apprec...

I a in the market for buying a home in Los Angeles area. I am wondering about buying without a buyer' agent and negotiating with the seller's agent to adjust the sale price accordingly to account for the commission.I ...

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I'm a new investor and I am looking to buy a primary residence as well as a (separate) investment property. I have the money to put down a large down payment on my primary residence, or possibly buy it ...

Hello,I have a general question on how the relationship between a landlord and tenants needs to be especially in a owner occupied multi-family scenario.The neighborhood I live in is well suited for families with young...

I've been diving into research about being an LP (limited partner) on many types of syndications, multifamily being the most common. As everyone knows, anybody who started a syndication in the last 5 years made money,...

I’m trying to get a heloc or cash out refi on a primary residence duplex.l under FHA.
I have great credit but modest income
Wife has bad credit with better income therefore I don’t believe we will qualify for heloc....

I have a SFH with equity that I will be selling and 1031 exchanging for a commercial/mult-family property.  Can I legally syndicate the new acquisition, and if so, will this just create a tax accounting nightmare?Ahmed

I have an opportunity approaching in 2017 to buy a small MXU building ($500-$600k). I am running the numbers and between the high insurance rate and the much higher interest rates with shorter amortization schedules, ...

I have a long term tenant in a SFH at $1766/mo that I contacted on November 8 to provide notice they would need to purchase the house or vacate by Feb 1. They were very interested in purchasing, and I gave him my mort...

@Brandon TurnerHey Brandon!What's better: a 15-yr mortgage or a 30-yr mortgage?I can still cash flow just fine with a 15, so I decided to take it (PITI with the 15-yr is $550/month, while it is $350/month for the 30-y...