I'm sure it's possible, but is the criteria the same in terms of LTV? Seasoning required?

Hello BiggerPockets users,I am a 16 year old junior in high school who lives in a suburban neighborhood south of Seattle. As I have gotten into high school and really started to be aware of the world around me I can’t...

Drove up to Torrington over the weekend and noticed a lot of brick commercial buildings with boarded windows. A lot of vacancies? What are the big employers around there?
Also, which are the best neighborhoods for mu...

Hello - I've been slowly buying and holding SFH and duplexes for last 5 years  - total 9 doors and they have done quite well in terms of CF and appreciating. I also ventured into STR and bought my first cabin in the s...

Baltimore Multifamily Shines During the PandemicI've been seeing some folks interested in Baltimore's multifamily market, and I wanted to shed some light on this market during this time. Backed by a historically stron...

I've only been an investor for the past 10 years, so I realize I'm relatively new at the game. One assumption that I seem to keep hearing about is that the Midwest/South is for cashflow, while the coasts are for appre...

I am trying to research more about investing in Indianapolis.  On home facts it says that Indianapolis has a high crime rate.  should I stay out of that area and find something on the outskirts? Could any investors in...

I'm working with a semi-experienced flipper (3 years of about 4 houses a year) who is giving me advice (my first two flips flopped). She typically does top-of-the-line for the neighborhood and then prices at median p...

Hi all,I am currently using Zillow applications to process tenant applications and I've liked it so far.  I would like to proceed with one candidate but it looks like I don't see any important information such as SSN,...

Hey everyone my name is Justin. I'm from Quincy, MA.  First, I just want to say that I have enjoyed reading the site over the past week, it's been a great learning experience. My background in real estate is fairly li...