I have to rant about this somewhere and figure BPers would sympathize!I bought a house at foreclosure auction this year. I've completed the process and have the deed. The tenant and the former owner (who apparently li...

What happens if you put a house under contract but don't get it sold in the agreed upon time frame? This question is for my Missouri folks.

1.  Partner Up and/or Hire Up & Hire OutSo much more gets accomplished when you have partners, or an assistant, or a team, or vendors or others with whom you're working.  It's a lot more fun too if you're growing ...

Hello all new and established BPs.  A conversation in January with a coworker (and BP fan) opened our eyes and here we are - we just closed on a cash-out refi of our primary residence (in Missouri) today @ 2.875% and ...

Need your input/advice with a predicament I am in: I was misled on the property of Roof by the seller, who claims that it was prior owner's time.  I am currently in contract on a house in the suburbs of Austin, TX. A...

Hello everyone, I started buying real state  about 5 years ago and I have never called my self an investor but thats what I want to be. We have 3 properties  that we are renting out plus our private property. Now we a...

I've decided to use a few old 401k and IRA accounts to fund some real estate deals.  I know that I will need a self directed IRA custodian but thus far I haven't found a company that looks trustworthy.  If anyone has ...

I'm 19 years old and I want to get into making a steady income purely off multi-family rental properties. My only problem is my lack of available capital, what is the easiest way to initial get enough capital without ...

Hey all, I’m in the process of getting my second investment in Ohio, I am in California. Any tips on self managing? Tools to help or should I just use a property manager. I just wanted to keep cost down. 

I recently ran across three companies that issue Surety Bonds as an alternative to security deposits. The idea is simple: instead of requiring tenants to front a hefty security deposit up front -- could be $2,500 arou...