As I understand it, subject to financing is a way for the buyer to purchase a property, while the seller remains responsible for the original note. You then pay the seller over time, and then the seller is paying the ...

From Denver Business Journal:'Sluggish' Colorado housing market experiencing longer sale times and lower home pricesFor the first time since December 2019, year-over-year median home prices have decreased in the Denve...

If you own a commercial property, I would bet that you have been trying to find ways to reduce your expenses to improve your bottom line and you’ve been experiencing high energy costs. 40% of a building’s total ener...

I am looking to invest in the below zip codes in Louisville,KY and would love some feed back on your experiences. 40216, 40258, 40214, 40272, 40118, 40219, 40215.* looking for SFH or Small Multi Family.  Here is some ...

It is time for a new quarterly update on the Reno, NV multifamily market. The reno multifamily report dives into sales data, rental rates and trends, and market information. Message me for a link to the Reno Multifami...

Anyone read this?  If so, what are your thoughts per investing in properties, notes, stocks, etc.?http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2016/01/economist-forecast-2016-213499?o=0

Hey guys!I’m a writer and I’m currently working on an article about how to pay off debt, while on a low income. Just wondered if anyone wanted to share their success stories with paying off debts?Include what you did ...

Based on the proposed Tax Reform with the substantial increase of the Standard deduction would it make more sense to refinance my investment properties as a cash out and payoff the mortgage on my primary residence. It...

Greetings B.P.,I am making offers on 20+ unit apartment buildings in central California.  I am working as an independent contractor working alongside a real estate firm that is looking for B-C properties of the 20 uni...

I am wondering if there are apartment building consultation services out there.  I am looking at a property in a different state and would not have the great amount of time to work on turning the property around (60% ...