New to the business, I've done a lot of research, and I've ran across the ideal of using seller financing. From what I understand, purchase the property using seller existing financing from the bank for a agreed perio...

Hi all.

Joined this forum with the hopes of getting some advice on my situation. Not quite a real estate investor (at least not yet); however am facing a bit of a "tougher" real-life family situation with two prope...

Any suggestions on when is the best time to set up a LLC, is it too late to get it after an offer is accepted? is it needed if I am buying my first rental property?thanks

Never did 1031 but based on what I read it may not be an option for my situation. I owe two duplexes in my name and my wife another one. Can we sell the three on 1031 and exchange it for a single larger property? Prob...

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I need help in finding a real estate attorney or title company that is investor friendly in Orlando, FL that has dealt with sub to situations before. Any recommendations? or anywhere in FL that you've worked with...

I've been trying to find the ideal purchase contract for a while now with little success. I've decided to just have one written up, so I want your alls opinion on what is neccessary as both the wholesaler and the end...

After comparing IRA LLC and Solo 401(k), I feel that Solo 401(k) is a better option to me. Since I dont' have a small business yet, my first thought to obtain a Solo 401(k) is as follows:
Open an LLC to have a part t...

I am looking at a property near Chicago and plan on closing very soon. I have a question regarding the title for the property. Should I close the title on my name or would it be a good idea to open an LLC or trust and...

I have been researching and am considering getting my real estate salesperson license in New York.  I know this is a widely debated topic on BiggerPockets, and I have no intention of ever being a real estate agent ful...

I have an odd question, hopefully some one knows the answer. Purchase and Sale agreement, buyer is to pay all closing cost. No title company, no attorney, no realtor. The buyer placed the earnest deposit into an overs...