Hi All!My daughter and I are brand new to this group, and have a question on how to finance our (her) first property.  She is 18 and has chosen to start a construction/real estate business instead of going to college,...

I purchased a duplex for 165k 2 years ago. Remodeled kitchen and bathroom along with adding a garage and now it's worth 250k.  I ended up using some personal loans to accomplish some of this.  I planned on refinancin...

I am interested in buy and hold real estate and am looking for deals, finding some eye catching opportunities in Miami. I am going to move there when I graduate this spring. I currently live in Pennsylvania and I am f...

the whole process of a subject to. how much money do i need? does it cost a lot of money out of my own pocket?

is there a lot of risk in a "subject to"?

Need opinion on deal I'm trying to structure.

Seller has a house that would easily sell for $89,900 AS-IS. She doesn't want to sell outright, but she has to do something because she owes about $20,000 in property tax...

Hi everyone. Im thinking about signing up for a Ron LeGrand teachings. In this specific lesson he teaches how to use your IRA to buy real estate with no money down is this true? I tried looking some things up and goo...

Hey all. I recently use to be a Pro member but had to put my membership on hold after buying my first home a month ago. I tried working in the Pre foreclosure market for a year and had no luck. I wanted to consider tr...

My two partners and I are making about $1500 per month in Cash flow only deducting the mortgage. If we put 10% away for maintenance, repairs and vacancy, we're left with a little over $1200 per month. What to do with ...

I just spoke to a home owner about purchasing his deceased sister’s house. He told me he is looking to satisfy the lien and put a little money in his pocket. The home is valued at $80k. However, when i looked up th...

1. Not getting a big enough down payment

When structuring a deal, you need to be thinking of not only what will go right, but what might go wrong. You may think you are helping out the buyer when you finance 100% of ...