Ed Register
Structuring the right deal to purchase
Does anyone have any good resources for determining the best method for structuring a deal to purchase a single family house. I have a decent understanding of flipping, wholesaling, lease option, sub2. But looking f...
Steven Skinner
Owner-Financing: Seller Carryback vs. Land Contract
So...I've been reading way, waaaay too much about the subject of owner-financing within too short of a time-frame over the past few days. All of the facts and technicalities are starting to run together in my head. Yo...
Account Closed
How can a landlord protect himself against the bad apples
Hi guys. I'm close to having my condo ready for renting. I have to go year by year by the by-laws. I'm putting in a lot of effort into making this property respectable. My question is, how far can I go in the leas...
Dawon Irvin
Exploring the ABCs of Real Estate A Dictionary of Real Estate Terms
This post serves as a detailed reference point—a compendium of real estate knowledge that delves into the fundamental aspects of this dynamic field.
1031 Exchange: A tax-deferred exchange allowing the sale of one pro...
James Lee
Contracts Reviewed by an Attorney
Is it recommended that all wholesalers get their contracts reviewed by an attorney? The cost is about $500!!!
Sean Terry and other wholesaling experts give out their contracts so isn't it pretty safe to say that t...
Aaron Grant
Are Condo Rentals Easy to Manage????
What's it like to be a landlord who rent out condos? What are the pros and cons?
CJ Witmer
1st Deal Done...now what?
We are coming up on our first full month of rental income and it's nice. The tenants do seems to be a bit whiney and once a week seem to have a new gripe and I'm going back and forth with the property manager on some...
Michael J. Beasley
Out of State Investing - Purchasing Sight Unseen??
Hello, People of BP!I want to know how those of you who are out of state investors do it. Do you actually travel/drive/fly to do a walkthrough on the property before you make an offer? I feel like that lapse in time c...
Michael Wentzel
Buy, Rehab, Refinance & Hold
So I'm still relatively new to the game and I'm just finishing my first rehab. My "new" strategy is to purchase run-down properties, rehab them, refinance my rehab costs back out (and hopefully my down payment) and...
Joey English
Lonnie Deals are financial boomerangs
Lonnie Deals are financial boomerangs:I want to tell you about one of my favorite deal structures: the Lonnie Deal. That’s when an investor buys a mobile home on a rented lot for cash and resells it, offering owner fi...