Property is zoned duplex, but has an additional mother in-law situation that is rented. So three tenants with three leases, but only zoned for a duplex. Very unlikely the city will care. Is there any creative way the ...

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I am about to acquire my first deal for a flip and I was going to approach my brother-in-law, also my agent, about being my boots on the ground. I am out of state and want someone to walk with contractor...

I tried renting to what seemed to be a pair of really solid and responsible section 8 recipients. They have turned out quite the opposite. Due to covid evicting them is impossible even though they've broken the lease ...

Hey BiggerPockets!This is my first post on here but I have been quietly reading and learning a lot since I joined. Love this community!I'm a New Zealander living in Norway and have recently been doing research and rea...

Quick question here BP.  I'm closing on a triplex July 29th and I am planning on giving the 28-day notice to on of the tenants to get them out so I can fix up the unit.  I'll put a notice on their door and sent via ce...

I just found this out and it could have been really bad situation.So we collected a certified check for the rent and security deposit. After the tenants sign the lease (guarantor has not yet), paid the rent, they deci...

I got a letter from Tenant2's lawyer who is investigating an incident where he said Tenant1's dog bit him.  I talked to Tenant1 and she said his story is not correct and will testify as necessary to defend the landlor...

Hi!So I have a question for a South Carolina attorney. I am interested in doing a deal in Charleston via seller financing, but the borrower still owes some money on the house. The mortgage doc states that if the prope...

What are some of the best ways to find motivated sellers? I plan to start wholesaling houses and I’m looking for any advice or strategies that could help me out. Thanks in advance

Wanted to get a good thread of ideas on how to pay a seller some moving money that would not violate the lenders rules based on the approval letter. Remember it is the LENDER RULES.....NOT LAW on most cases unless it ...