If the bank states that they do not allow their mortgages to be assumed, is there any room to negotiate by offering them a one-time upfront payment or offering to have the loan interest rate to adjust up slightly?

Back on Bigger Pockets after a few years away. I have been the Jack of all trades in the real estate industry. I have flipped houses strictly as the investor. I have wholesaled properties. I have a rental portfolio he...

Hello All!Loving this forum, thanks for all the info. I am currently considering a deal on a very small park as a way to test if MHP's are going to be for me or not. Based on everything I have read and heard, it seems...

Question: we are closing on a home November 30th and plan to rent it immediately. The current owners have vacated the property already and have asked if we would be okay placing a renter prior to closing. I have many ...

Hello all,I am new to real estate but I found three properties on the MLS over the weekend that I believe would be great for rehabbing; however, I have never done a rehab before. I am not sure what to do next. Should...

I wish to assume the loan on a rental property I inherited. The trustee says the trust can't be closed because the loan is still under the name of the trust. The bank (wells fargo) is refusing to do this.
A retired a...

Tenant signed a lease with me to start on 09/01. As soon as it was signed, 08/12, the tenant went silent. I've tried reaching out several times by phone, text, email with no response. First just as a simple welcome an...

tenant informed he painted the house and wants to pay half the rent  (400 not 800). He reminded me that when he moved in last year I said if he paints i will reduce rent, but never said how much. This was to be a disc...

Hello BP family,

I have a question regarding student housing and fair housing laws in NC.

I am in the process of getting a room rented in a 4 bed 4 bath condo near NC State University. There are currently 3 females ...

I'm curious to hear other people's experience getting utilities activated for inspections or appraisals on HUD homes while under contract. Any tips or tricks? Your experiences?