Is it better to have your checking account for your LLC at the same bank as your personal checking account or is it safer (as in if there is ever a lawsuit) to have it at a bank that is completely different?

Hello All!I need some creative finance advice. I've got a seller who has a 2 bd 1 ba in the Beverly school district (43614) whose willing to do no money down, 10 year term with a $49,000 PP. ARV is somewhere between $...

Are there any ways a Canadian investor can get financing in the US? I know they don’t account for Canadian credit or income, but how can you build credit in the US and does it matter if you don’t have active income in...

What type of bankruptcy should a wholesaler market to? I am not sure if I should find people dealing with chapter 7 or chapter 13. From some research I am thinking chapter 13, but hoping someone out here can direct me...

My friend and i are looking for an investment property here in Orlando FL. It will be the first of many properties to come and i want to start off the right way. Can anyone recommend weather we should get the mortgage...

2 co-owners (on title as joint tenants) to a residential property market valued at 218k in equity with no current mortgage, one co-owner wants to buy out the other co-owner for half of the market value at 109k with 9...

I am helping seller in Georgia who has an auto lien on his home. I understand the stature of limitation is 7 years in Georgia. The lien judgement was 10 years ago.. what does that really mean? Does this mean when he s...

Has anybody here taken a loan out specifically for repairs on a rental you own, with no plans to refinance immediately after or in the near future?If so do you have any contacts for private lenders that will lend on r...

I am re-financing my primary residence to lower the interest rate. I would like to use my equity to finance my first investment property. Should I cash out, open equity line of credit or simply pre- qualify?

"Defer My Pay" is a great app for IOS and Android users that allows two parties to spread payments out over a few months to get the debtor out of a rough patch and allows the creditor to receive payments over time. A ...