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Looking for some feedback as I am working on how to structure a deal(s) for buying and holding long term rentals while working together with a Private Lender.

I think I have found at least one pr...

Hi guys,my name is Jaša and i have recently read a book about banking that opened not only my eyes regarding financing but my whole brain... So basically the idea is to become private lender (or trust deed investor). ...

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I have a man holding a note he wishes to sell. It has a face value of 25K at 6% for five years. The payments are about $480 per month and they have made six payments. Note holder wants 21K for the note...

Hello everyone! Have a question and ill keep it as short and simple as possible. I have just purchased my first rental property (quad) 100% with money from my HELOC (primary home which is paid off). So my now owned qu...

I've never sold investment real estate before so I'm unfamiliar.  I have a $2M building I bought for $935k, 3.5% down.  It has ~$580k left on the 3.25% mortgage.  Someone wants to buy my unused development rights for ...

I'm working on my first apartment deal. I might need a key principal if purchase price /loan amount is above a certain amount.I was told I should start looking for a key principal well before I find deal. Is this true...

I had sterling credit until 1-1/2 yrs ago when I had to claim bankruptcy.  I really have little to no money to work with.  Is there any way I can get into the real estate market in this situation?

Hi all,I'm considering paying cash for a property in Kansas City and then refinancing. Was wondering if anyone know any good arms-length appraisers and home inspectors in KCMO they would recommend?Thanks and I really ...

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I have a hypothetical question for you all. If you were a 20-something who was fresh out of college and buried in student loans (oh the perks of being young, not). You managed to save up some pretty decent mo...

Hey fellow BP members, Brian Williams here. I have a bit of a dilemma on my hands. I purchased a new house in 2018 for $236k using a USDA loan (no down payment). Since then, the neighborhood has increased in value due...