Dear community,So I have a really weird idea definitely not the normal "strategy" and Id like to hear the pros/ cons from everyone regarding this. I'm selling, yes selling! not cash out refinancing and maximizing my l...
I've talked to a homeowner who inherited a home from her mother, hasn't paid taxes since 2008, and doesn't want anything to do with property - no profit from sale at all, just wants out. Per the tax lawyer the taxes a...
Hi, I have a prospective tenant who is a travel nurse on a 13 week assignment. The background check, credit check and eviction history came out fine.
But the candidate is refusing to provide a verification of income...
My mom and uncle inherited family property when my grandmother died 10 years ago. My uncle has lived on the land his whole life including after inheriting--it's his primary residence. The land is comprised of a few ho...
So I received a call for help on this scenario. Trying to figure out how it could work. Borrower faces foreclosure sale next week. He needs $19,000 to bring his first position loan current. He is living in the ho...
I have recently paid off my loans for my rental properties and I'm starting to accumulate cash (I took it out of the S&P 500 ETF when it was at 3300, now at 2300, predicting this massive stock drop would happen **...
Hello all,I am newer to REI as well as BP and I'm close to looking at actually obtaining my first property. I was wondering, is it better to start a company such as an LLC before I start buying properties? Or does it ...
Hi, very new to this site and have been listening to the podcasts (which I feel are a wealth of knowledge). I will give a little bit of a snap shot of what I have going on. I live in MN in a city of roughly 90K peop...
Dear BP Community:After rehabbing my first unit and getting all my ducks in a row, I am on the cusp of being ready to go out on the market for the first time as a landlord. I am excited, and nervous! I would love to g...
I hear all the time these investors who talk about buying a property, fixing it up and then pulling all the money out to buy another property. What I can't understand, is that if you pull 80% of the equity out to buy...