I found a property I am interested in purchasing. I would rather not pay cash. Can I get a mortgage for less than 25K, or does it have to be a minimum amount to be worth a lender's time and money?
I need an educated answer (As oppose to an urban legend)...
We all know that after the debacle, Fannie and Freddie went from 10 maximum allowed mortgages down to 4. Then Fannie went back to 10 mortgages allowed. Now I...
Hello everyone,I know this is the all too common question that depends on one's strategy and tolerance for risk but I am still uncertain about which way to go forward. I have a townhouse that is cash flowing and I ha...
I have been investing in RE for the past 3 years now. It’s been a great journey! However, I’m stuck now.
My debt to income is high and I can’t get any new loans.
I currently have 2 properties in Orlando Florida, fre...
Hey everyone,Just joined BiggerPockets. Question for the experts here:I quit claimed my house to an LLC without notifying the mortgage company (the traditional advice). But since I'm changing my primary home to a full...
For those contemplating alternate investments, I highly recommend considering hard money lending. I started in 2012 with little knowledge or information. At that time we didn't have Dodd-Frank to be concerned with. Fo...
I constantly received email from EBF for mortgage note investment, with 12-19% returns...Does anyone invested in their note before?Thanks,Julia
A friend of mine inherited her family home when her father passed. There is a reverse mortgage balance of $116,000. The home is in a desirable area and in average condition, currently worth approximately $240,000. ...
My friend owns about 7 properties in Rochester, NY that he purchased through a variety of personal loans.To my understanding, he can’t refinance his properties (or can he?) because he doesn’t have a conventional loan ...
To at least achieve the 1% rule, I'm looking in areas of the country where $50k properties bring in at least $500/month; $100k properties at least $1,000/month, etc. If I find a good $50k property and put 20% down, w...