I'm curious to know, being that most of us on here are RE investors. How did you guys purchase the homes that you live in? Were they foreclosures, short sells, rehabs, custom built or did you just pay retail?

Hello BP. My name is Astrid. Buy and Hold Investor in Greensboro, NC. Taking the first step: After finding BP and lurking around the site for a few weeks, listening to the podcast (BEST PODCAST EVER) and reading “Th...

I recently attended a "Financial Planning" class at my job. Someone asked about the "Interest Only Loans". The instructor said "NO, NO NO". I was wondering why. He didn't get into it he just said it's only good if you...

I have offered investment opportunities to people with capital. The deal is they put up ALL the capital while I find the properties and do the analysis to make sure its a worthwhile investment. I charge the inves...

Background:  Currently stalking a house.  It’s an animal hoarder situation, and the family has put the house up for sale.  Conservatively, the homes in the neighborhood and nearby comps are worth $500K.  They are aski...

I hear about financing out of mortgages and loans often. However, what I don't know is when seasoning requirements generally apply. While I realize that non-conforming loans can choose their own restrictions here, let...

Would appreciate if any experienced bird dogs or investors could read this Louisiana law below and tell me if this will affect me being a bird dog/consultant in louisiana? If so are there ways around it lega...

For those you have the time and interest, I'm conducting a little research on consumer and business buying habits, namely do they prefer to shop online, in stores, or both. This is for a little marketing project I'm w...

So I am excited and a little nervous.  I just purchased a new property from Fannie Mae off of Homepath.  I purchased the house for $9,200 and after closing am in for around $9,800.  I plan on flipping this property an...

Existing home sales dropped in April for the third month in a row, slowing to a pace not seen since June 2020. A decline in demand was expected as interest rates climb and sky-high home prices continue to rise. Econom...