Hi BP community! Have an interesting situation on my hands and I think I know which direction to take, but I'd love the opinions and thoughts of the community to help guide my novice self!Situation:I am buying a prope...

Hi All,Im on pause.... In the process of my loan application for an investment property. Everything was going good Monday, Tuesday morning totally different story. I called to ask a question and I got "Due to the econ...

I am a single adoptive father who has adopted 6 boys from around the world. Please help us get our home back!

I've got an unusual situation that I need a real estate investor for. I owned a beautiful 3200 sq foot h...

I currently have two residential loans in my name for investment properties and would like to transfer title to my LLC. I understand the due on sale clause exists but that it rarely ever gets called on.Do you have tip...

Hi all,I have recently stabilized my very first duplex in Troy, New York (near Albany) and am very excited to be officially in the landlord game in this area! Recently I saw the duplex that is DIRECTLY across the stre...

I'm thinking of doing a subject to deal. If I continue to pay the mortgage in the the seller's name (with out refinancing) would they claim the mortgage interest tax deduction or do I get to claim that since I am payi...

 Not to beat a dead horse but I’ve had some replies to my former discussion, which indicates to me that in my quest to find my first flip property, not counting the last two houses over the last 4 1/2 years that I hav...

I have a problem that I was hoping I can get your opinion on. So I know of someone that has equity in their home and wants to refinance but cannot due to not having a job currently. I was thinking about maybe doing a ...

My bank will qualify me for mortgage for a 4-plex if I live in one of the units at least for a full year. A property I am considering right now is fully occupied. Can I still ask for the mortgage and tell them as soon...

My current and past employers have 403 (b) retirement plans. I have put a certain percentage of my salary into the plan and they add 128%. The employer contributions became mine permanently after I worked at the jobs ...