Can anyone recommend any strategies for buying and holding if your short on cash. I'm trying to figure out alternative methods instead of using bank financing as of now. Thanks

I am looking for financing to purchase a 2+1.5 townhome; 1178 sq. ft., 1984 construction available for me to purchase @ $84,000; estimated necessary repairs = $4k. Estimated fair market rent = $1200/mo. Alternative st...

Good morning all! My name is Jorge Caicedo and I'm an investing newbie down here in La. I'm an admn asst. w/ a real estate rehab co. and try to put together wholesaling deals on the side. Not easy! I'm looking for peo...

Hello BP community, this is my 3 or 4th post so I new to this.I have a rental property I owe with no notes attached, I owe free and clear.  I would like to pull out some of the equity. I have been self employed since ...

Hey Everyone - I'm looking at purchasing a rental property in Columbus, OH and I've been reading the book BP recommended Long Distance Real Estate Investing by David Greene for insight. I wanted to leverage business c...

Hello, I am new to BP and have really enjoyed what I have read so far. Before joining BP, I had been looking into multi-family housing specifically, apartment complexes around 300 units. In my research, I found out on...

Hello, Thanks for having me. I have a question. I am just getting started investing. I purchased a home in April 2018. I paid $43,500 cash. I funded rehab with $25,000 cash. My 2 partners and I did all rehab labor. A ...

We started our real estate investing venture a few months back.  LOTS learned, and tons more to learn.  I'm finding the biggest challenge is obtaining financing that works for us for our rehab deals.  Hard money is ex...

I see a lot about how you should secure your method of financing prior to looking for a property. But many lenders want to see the property and the ARV before its even considered such as Hard Money Lenders and private...

My bank is willing to provide me a mortgage for 80% of the value of a property, but I don't have the 20%.
My friends or family aren't in the position to lend me.
Where have others turned to for leverage in getting t...