I currently have one LTR in the Norfolk, VA area. I will have about $3,500 of additional income each month. I’m wondering if I should pay off all of my debt (student loans, car loan and CC) first or if I should buy an...

Hey guys, I wondering what you think about the idea of paying off your personal mortgage vs investing while the market is inflated.
I have some money just sitting in the bank making nothing.
I've been saving up to b...

Hi! I am graduating in a few months from graduate school and as you can probably guess, I am graduating with a lot of student loan debt. My husband and I are very eager to dive into real estate investing ASAP, but we ...

Thinking about some ways to do creative finances on buying property with no money down. If someone got a HELOC on their personal property and used the funds to buy a rental property in turn the income from the rental ...

We are looking to acquire a 10 unit complex of duplexes (5 buildings) along with that we would like to roll in our self-storage facility and a SFH rental.  I will be calling local banks tomorrow to float it past their...

Hello everyone! I’ve yet to make my first investment but I do have one burning question about the “refinance” part of BRRRR investing I’ve yet to see answered. It seems like the seasoning time before refinancing would...

I recently heard of something called "velocity banking" where you use a credit card to pay off large portions of your mortgage or other loans, then use the credit card balance like a checking account. The idea is that...

Hi, everyone. I wish everyone knew how great this strategy is, so I'm trying to spread the word. I'm not selling anything, just trying to let people know how it works. When you're paying your mortgage month in and mon...

I searched for Velocity Banking but did not get anything to return except for some lenders using that name. I just was introduced to this strategy this week and was curious if anyone has done it and what their experie...

Death & taxes ....  Don do flips. Waste of time & money. Why would you want to work hard to pay ordinary Federal & state taxes, self employment, medicare and what not? Why to give 50+ percent of your profi...