I have ~$70K dollars in equity on house 'A'. I would like to purchase a second property (call it 'property B') and then move into it. The median home value in Utah -where I live- is $345K. If I rent upstairs and down...
Hey Bigger Pockets family,I’m 18 years old and have taken an interest in real estate investing after reading, you guessed it, Rich Dad Poor Dad. Since then i’ve read many of Brandon Turner’s books. I’ve been prequalif...
I just closed on a cash out refi, using the equity in my first rental property (no debt attached to this parcel).And now as a result, I've got two more properties under contract and should be closing on them with in t...
Everywhere I look I see investors using the BRRRR model. I purchased properties in cash just to pilot my real estate endeavor with minimal risk, but now want to start leveraging the bank. Property I bought for 178 in ...
First-time homeowner and BRRR. I have owned my duplex for 18 months now. One unit is renovated and rented, and I occupy the other unit. I have significant equity in the home because of a large down payment. I am looki...
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I have not done a creative financing deal and am curious if this creative financing solution is even feasible.
Background - this is a 7 unit off market apt complex. The owner is open to a discussion on s...
As a first time investor what are the pros and cons of investing as a passive equity partner? Off the top of my head, I can see not having no controlling factor could be a problem. What else if someone can shed some l...
I currently own a property that I utilize for short-term rentals. My existing mortgage has an interest rate of 4.5%, and I owe $247,000 remaining on it. I have approximately $100,000 in equity built up. I'm considerin...
Im looking for my first rental property and the plan is to refi quickly as possible to get money back out and acquire another property and so on and so forth. So obviously its very important for my first deal to be a ...
I’ve been researching subject tos and I just just wondering, does subject to benefit the seller in anyway other than getting the mortgage liability away from them? The way I heard it explained is that you take over th...