Rick H.
Missing Owner properties
Any other investors out that that work Orphan (vacant & abandoned property) deals?
I started working foreclosures in 1978 and, although I'm best known as a probate investor guy, I really love working the weird ...
Brit F.
SDIRA LLC - Thank You, BP
Just wanted to say thank you to the BP community for all the great info about SDIRA LLC. About a year ago, I became POA for my parents and took control over their traditional IRA, and at the same time, they moved to ...
Ernie Eden
Georgia Investor
Hi,I've been a real estate investor for 45 years, and specialize in apartments and other smaller commercial properties, including office, warehouse, retail, motel, and mobile home park investments.I also am a real est...
John Andrews
Lease Terms for Elderly Tenants
I am interested in any special lease terms that apply to very elderly tenants in the event they become disabled requiring move out (e.g. to hospice) or die during the lease.For example, lease terms that covers how per...
Mendy Rimler
Revers Mortgage - how to buy?
Home is recently vacated, owner is in assisted living, and the family is taking care of getting the property back to the bank since it's in a reverse mortgage. Comps are at $250,000 in the area, and they owe $290K. Th...
Rhonda Moore
Investing in Exchange Traded Funds
Is investing in an exchange-traded fund a smart way to invest in real estate? What are the pros cons?
Chris Bounds
Marketing Thoughts: All Homeowners with Equity vs Absentee only
In a podcast a while back I heard @Michael Quarles say that he groups potential sellers into two categories: Owners with equity and owners without equity.Can anyone share their thoughts/results marketing using direct ...
Aaron Barrett
Random rent amounts on the same property
In Wisconsin is it legal to charge different tenants in identical apartments different amounts for rent? Also can you charge different amounts for upper or lower apartments? I work for a company that owns apartments a...
Dustin Dummer
What would be the best way to handle this deal?
I have a hypothetical deal based upon a real life situation I just encountered. A person is sick and is going to have to leave their home. I don't have all the details yet but let's say the home is worth at least $150...
Account Closed
No equity? Negative equity?
No equity? Negative equity in wholesaling? I need help please. This one stumps me. Especially no equity. Can someone explain the important and or role equity and the sellers loan amount plays in this situation?