I have an opportunity to work in a partnership arrangement with some other investors.  We have been discussing the various ways we can combine our resources and strengths that will be fair and equitable and increase t...

A few years ago if a tenant owed you rent or damaged your property you could enter the premises and “hold” certain items. It’s an old law I believe but was still could be used. It’s so old you couldn’t take their goat...

I live in Los Angeles, where property is expensive to rehab and rent unless you have a lot of money to lay out. I'm doing a cash out refi of my primary residence, which will net me about $200k to spend. The issue is, ...

This is a 30 thousand feet overview of the process. Correct me if I"m wrong, then a couple questions at the end.  Motivated Seller has a property in pre-foreclosureWe set up a Subject 2 agreement with the sellerWe pay...

I have a property in contract where the owner is distressed and will do anything to get out. It needs a little work so a lease option is not going well, but I was contacted today by an investor who wants the prope...

I often hear that you should always have at least 2 members of your LLC, even if one member only owns 1%. It supposedly makes it more difficult to pierce the corporate veil in the event of a lawsuit. Is there any trut...

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Today we put out a great new show with a focus on investing in Tax Liens. Check it out using the link below:

BP Podcast 056: Syndicating Deals, Investing without Tenants, and Tax Liens wit...

Here is a problem that I am having with people who are saying they are private lenders. You will hear them say that it’s all hard money. They say this because of the interest rates. Little do these people who say they...

Starting with no money in your pocket? Or do you have a little that you would like to stretch and use to buy 5 properties instead of one?  Here are my top 5 strategies for investing with little to no money of your own...

I live in New Jersey and am currently in the process of starting a property management company. However, I came to find that in NJ you need a real estate broker's license to do property management. Does this mean that...