Mike Jordan
No to real estate investment
No to real estate investment for the timebeing for me at least ( temporary)Because I already invested and I want to see how the market is doing, I want to learn more, networking.I am against real estate gurus who says...
Orlando De Los Santos
Wholesaling Process and Procedures. Feedback needed :)
Hey Everyone,
I have been learning and researching how to go about setting up my wholesale business and launching it in January 2022. I would like to get your feedback about the information I've compiled to do it th...
Julian Jones
wholesaling
What are some clever ways to really get your phone ringing when you're trying to start a lucrative wholesaling business?
David H.
Who can cash out on 15 properties?
I called my mortgage loan officer yesterday to discuss lending options for my many properties in LA. I'm looking to grow my business, and I wanted to borrow using my rental homes as collateral. I have zero debt.She ...
Michael Guzik
Should you go deep or wide with investing....?
Howdy BP members, I have a question that has honestly been haunting me the past few nights. Is it better to be great at one thing/aspect of investing, or to be a jack of all trades and master of none? Many people like...
Taylor West
Renting to college students (kids)?
I am curious to know how people feel about renting to college students? That is, a 2/2 or 3/2 at least. The house is close to the university (and there are a hand full in the same neighborhood/street that are for sa...
Dax Mickelson
Trust, or lack thereof
It might just be me but I'm very leery in trusting people... especially if I've only every interacted with them online. This might be due to my current career in IT as we are trained to not trust ANYTHING online. Ho...
Jon Dow
Is it ever a good idea to pay for training/seminars?
I have learned a ton on BP and I completely agree with the notion of not paying the gurus to teach you stuff they may or may not be doing. However, is it ever a good idea to spend money on some training or to get acce...
Randy Gaona
Renting out my house doesn't meet the 1% rule...sale?
First time PostingSo I originally bought my first house for $409,000 using my VA loan on Oahu. Took out a 30yr fixed 3.25% rate and have lived in the house 3 out of the last 5 years. I stayed in the house for 3 year...
Charlie B.
Show 70 follow up: Worst case scenario
I've been reading about taking title 'subject to' and wrap loans. It is an intriguing strategy but one aspect seems to give me pause. The worst case scenario: The Acceleration / Due on Sale Clause.
For the ...