I am looking at the possibility of teaming up with a land owner and small city government to develop a low income housing subdivision. They are throwing around the term "land trust" to hold the land in and sell off th...

Hi, just found out that the forum for notes is now restricted to pro accounts. I tried to answer how to obtain a loan from note equity and how partial payments could be sold, but since I'm not paying something (I gues...

I need a refresher. In a hypothetical situation, if a Chicago landlord gave 120 days notice on 12/2/22 of non-renewal of a month-to-month tenancy, when is the move out date? (hypothetical 3 year + tenants)
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I would like to learn about offering leases with an option to purchase to tenants. Specifically, how to structure these agreements. How long is the lease? Should the owner require a non-refundable down-payment? How mu...

This free app let's you quickly determine when you can retire, is it just me or is this really useful? Anyone know of better apps you like for this or what you like to do for your personal calculations different from ...

Washington DC tenant friendly policy? Washington DC, from what I heard, is very tenant friendly and has no rent control. For example, you can not evict your tenant in the winter months or if they miss one payment, you...

Trust deed investments have been growing in popularity among retirees, and most rapidly in the markets that saw the fastest recovery after the 2008 meltdown. Particularly in one’s own real estate market, where one is ...

Hi i am getting ready to sign a contract from seller, but i have a question. If someone can help answer this for me. What does Optionor grants this option for the consideration of one thousand dollar and other waluabl...

I'm inheriting an traditional IRA and I'm also looking at duplexes for buy and hold.  I'm researching solo 401k and sd ira's but not sure if an inherited IRA can be rolled over into one of these and then I can use fun...

I am looking at buying 2 multi family homes in PA and was wondering if 20% is mandatory for a conventional loan? Is there any loan options where you can do 10%. FHA won’t work for me because I won’t be living in a uni...