The classic "you must have money to make money" dilemma.LA being a renters market, there's no reason I can't get great return on renting out additional units (long or short term). Since I'm local, I also have the bene...
Hello all! I know this one is tough! I'm trying to get started with NO MONEY, which is almost impossible. I've read plenty of books that say it's possible. I've even found a few properties that will do owner financing...
I have 2 properties with partners and I'm getting some conflicting guidance from real estate attorneys on how to handle them.
The first property is more straight forward. Its a completely 50/50 partnership between ...
Okay, this is only my second post. I'm sure I'll take a few months before I figure out exactly which strategy I want to go with. It'll be completely passive over the next few years since I have a career that I enjoy...
My rental was purchased at $117,900 + rehab costs of $17k. I put a 20% down payment on the property with a 30-year loan at 4.5% interest. Closing costs were $5k. The rehab was paid in cash. My intention was not to BRR...
Hi everyone,This is my first time to post, so I'm hoping it's in the right place. I've had a rental for about three years, it's worth about 165K and I owe 65K on it. My renters just informed me they are ready to move...
Hi all, I've been lurking behind the scenes for about 2 months but this is my first post.My wife and I have a LLC set up and are diving into the industry starting with duplex, triplex, and 4-plex units. We are workin...
I have an opportunity to invest in a real estate related opportunity, but instead of being backed by any hard assets, such as the property, the borrower has agreed to personally guarantee the loan. I know this individ...
Hey BiggerPockets Community,
My name is Mark and I'd like to take a moment to introduce myself to the community. There was a gentleman who recently introduced himself with a very lengthy introduction and I e...
I have heard of the technique of avoiding potential FC problems by having a borrower essential pre-sign a Deed in Lieu which basically says, if the loan defaults this Deed in Lieu becomes enforceable.
Sounds too good...