Hello AllAs you all know for a residential property we provide pre-approval for loan along with the offer. Will that be same for Commercial properties too? Is pre approval letter mandatory?  Does commercial lender loo...

When just starting out as a REI business, how should you structure your company?
Sole proprietorship (with enhance liability insurance) or LLC.
If you and your spouse are running the business together, is this a partn...

Hi All- I live in and own a rowhouse in Washington D.C. I have been house hacking for almost two years now and basically live for free in the basement while having three tenants occupy individual leases in the upstair...

Here are some articles about wholesaling that should be of help, especially to newbies.

Getting Started in Wholesaling Real Estate
Wholesaling — A Strategy for Real Estate Investors

If anyone is interested in submit...

hi i want to master one part of the re market be it multi fam/office/shopping... where would you guys say is a good place to start in today's market and be able to thrive as a small investor?

Hi BP members,I am looking at a property that is owned by an "estate", for example: "[name 1] % [name 2] estate".  Based on my research I believe that property is an inheritance (probate).  I talked to the person list...

Good morning! Would it be a good idea to pay for the downpayment on a house that’s less than $100,000 and let my lender cover all the other expenses since I paid for the downpayment and I don’t have to pay them back, ...

Hey Gang, my property insurance keeps going up. Am currently with Farmers. Are there reliable  better alternates ? Also, are there insurance providers who insure multiple single family rentals and is it a better deal ...

If so, what type of business do you run and what bank did you do it through? I've spent hours reading about this, and thought it might be easier if someone just shared their success stories on getting approved. 

Hi everyone, I've been devouring some recommended books over vacation and one book made a point that actually blew my mind.  It stated if you buy a $50,000 home with traditional W-2 income, I truly"paid" $75,000 pre-t...