My wife and I have decided to move to a different city nearby so my daughter can attend a better school district. I'm considering keeping our current house as a rental investment. I already have a duplex that I bought...

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Hard money loans are often made at rates that exceed usury interest limitations. On hard money loans, California trust deeds can be exempt from usury interest limitations u...

Hi I am new to this website and have decided to ask for some advice from people with some experience in the real estate investing business. I am currently a junior in high school and want to start a career in real est...

hi everyone, I have been doing alot of research on hard money lenders. I have been speaking with dohardmoney and others. Has anyone dealt with them in the past? Whats your personal experiences with using a hard money ...

I read a number of note selling threads and noticed some questions on how it works. So I want to post some of my insights and hopefully this could help someone who is looking to sell a house with owner financing or wa...

Greetings fellow investors.Climate Change is a topic that is not discussed enough on this forum. I have a couple of rental properties in the Monterey area that are about a block from the beach.  Great rental income, g...

I want to get educated on buying and selling promissory notes. There are several courses for sale, but I can't afford to buy them all. Plus, there are a bunch of people claiming to be experts, but I'm not sure if they...

It is nice to have the equity from the appreciation we are having but the tax increase is killing my cash flow. I guess when looking at the equity on the back end it is still a win but this is making things a bit tricky

As a new investor, especially in the world of multi-units, I'm sure you have come across a ton of buildings that are being sold "as-is" and are required to write that into the offer that you send over. Although it see...

I'm curious what the differences are for tax implications for a straight flip vs. a BRRRR? My understanding is that any profits from a flip will be taxed at my personal current tax rate as income. However, if I'm refi...