I have been flipping homes for awhile, but I am simply an investor, and my agent and I were talking about starting a brokerage. She told me that she didn't think agents or brokers could flip houses because the E&O...

We finished a house in the Des Moines market built in 1894.  It was a real challenge - and took a year to turn around.  It's beautiful but is an interesting one.  We have a signed lease and deposit with a couple that ...

I'm tired of looking at properties in Florida, while I live in NYC right now. I would like to pick up a decent property with good schools within a 3 hour drive from NYC. Prefer somewhere with skiing nearby (at least I...

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First time poster here. Love the site and the podcasts. I own a couple if properties in the High Desert of So Cal. One property has been rented for a year and the tenant has been late on payment 6 times!! The...

Hello All!I am on the verge of making my first offer on a rental property, but need to decide between two great options. The First: Is a newly remodeled duplex walking distance from the college campus. It would produc...

I purchased a list of 2-300 Units in 1 zip code and quickly found that the data isn't as accurate as I was expecting. For starters, the multi-family I own isn't on the list. The only other criteria I had selected was ...

Hello! I have (had?!) a plan to refinance our current mortgage as well as get a HELOC. Apparently our DTI
is too high for the HELOC so we can do a cash out refi but that is less
desirable because it means we canno...

Hi BP Community! I am a licensed contractor on Long Island and want to start flipping. I have a decent savings along with a HELOC thats open and ready, both combined giving me $150k, the remainder of funds needed woul...

If for whatever reason I choose to use a hard money loan to acquire a property and do a rehab and I want to REFI through a bank to get my money out and pay off the new loan at 3 or 4 % versus 10 or 15 percent with the...

I'll try and keep this as clear as I can.  I'm fairly new and my market is Lawrence, Kansas.  For those who don't know this is a college town that has approximately 50% of it's residents as renters.  I am not looking ...