Hello, looking for some advice about how to use my rental home as collateral for a down payment on a primary residence.The rental we own is in Missouri, worth about $120k, and we own it free and clear. We also own a ...
Hey guys!So I'm looking to acquire a seller financed large commercial property. Single occupant...but is a solid tenant (national flagship bank) and has been there for 10 years and custom built out this large facilit...
I landed here for one reason... Happiness. Money cannot buy that. I wondered while sleeping in the car, dark allies, from one couch to another what it would be like to have my basic needs met in abundance ...by ME. I ...
Hi I am looking at a 5 unit on the 2400 block of St Paul St. It has an office on the first floor, and 4 small apts on the 2nd and 3rd floors. I am looking at this as a long term holding that will cash flow initially...
Hi, (first post) I'm closing on a single family rental in 4 days and I've been trying to find out if depreciation is based on present value or my offer price. Its a foreclosure, estimated worth (after rehab) 195k and ...
Hello! I am currently a full time Emergency Department RN after leaving the military with 15 years service. I've been learning about multiple areas of investing for years and always intended to get into rental/real es...
Hello, A deceased family member left the equity of her home to her children(heirs). The house still has a mortgage, they want to sell to get their equityGrandchildren want to keep the home and take over payments. Heir...
I am in the middle of a renovation and had this thought while talking to another investor. Lets say you have a $35,000 renovation on a property you purchased. You have the cash in the bank to be able to cover the re...
I served my tenant a notice to quit and she is very upset and sent me a nasty text said I humiliated her in front of her kids and neighbors…. She already owed me $4300. She pretty much refuses to move in 14 days unle...
I'm new to real estate investing (haven't done a deal yet), and have heard some talk about loans being non recourse if they're above a certain dollar amount or for a large property. Do they exist?