Do you need to get a LLC if you have a property manager looking over your rentals?
I was told that you did not need to create an LLC if you had a property management company taking care of your rentals. Can anyone he...

Hello,  I'm nearing retirement age and I'm considering buying a rental property.  Am I insane!  Was it worth it to you financially?  Did you lose money your first year?  I've heard horror stories and success stories. ...

Hello everyone my name is Jason and I live down in Spring Hill, FL. I have been a Realtor for about 3 years now and currently own 5 houses. Every house I have ever bought I have kept and used as a rental. I recently d...

Hello to Everyone, I am a single female mother looking to retire in the next few years from my rental income. I currently own two single family homes free and clear and collect $1,300 monthly from the two. I have just...

I have recently begun my journey into investment real estate. Two houses held under seperate LLCs. I am concerned about how I can expense things that were purchased on a personal credit card (building material and h...

I was trying to find people around my area or out-of-state, but I don't know where to look for investors that'll invest in my deals. Currently, I need to raise 500k in 20 days, and I would have 100k from my partner. H...

I had a prospective tenant showing of a 2 bed 2 bath Townhome with a very small walled courtyard. The online questionairre indicated there would be 3 adults a 2 dogs. After speaking with the woman who showed up, she a...

Hello BP Community,I'm looking clarify the following questions:What would the tax/penalties (if applicable) be for rolling over 1) my ROTH IRA and 2) my old, traditional employer 401(k) into a Self-Directed ROTH IRA? ...

As I'm closing in on my first rental property, it occurred to me that any rent checks are going to be written out to my name since I'm managing the property.  I haven't been in any hurry to set up a business entity si...

I have an opportunity to invest in a private money deal for a fix and flip with a 15% return, however, I was told that CA usury laws only allow 10% returns for private lenders. Does anyone have an insight on this?