Good morning BP, are you looking for your first flip? How do you know if a "deal" is actually a deal? What do you need to look for, what needs to be considered? 1) Purchase Price:
Acquiring the property at a favorabl...

Maybe one of your friends claims they invested in a syndication deal for just a few thousand bucks. This is because recently, real estate crowdfunding sites like RealtyMogul, RealtyShares, and Fundrise have helped mak...

Hi,I’m new to real estate investing. I found a duplex I’m interested in and I want to make an offer. It needs a new roof and one of the units had some water damage so I’d need to redo the cabinets and floor. I figured...

With there being numerous ways for investors to purchase a property, it's important to know some of the some of the more common financing options and their pros and cons. As always when considering which option to go ...

Good afternoon!Just looking to sharpen my skills for commercial multi family. I am knowledgable with small multi family but I am just looking for guidance in terms of properly assessing/ underwriting commercial multi ...

Fellow BP'sI am in need of some assistance in trying to fix an electrical issue in a multi unit rental property.There is one unit of a 7 units property where the tenant is complaining of an extremely high electricity ...

I bought my first rental property and the closing date is next Monday. The tenant will move in ten days from the settlement date and will set up his own utility accounts. So for the ten days following the settlement, ...

Hello all,I am interested in purchasing an investment property with a friend. I was initially thinking that we would create a LLC but it seems that it makes finding a lender more difficult. We would be looking to...

Obviously I am new. I keep seeing "SUB2" or "Subject to" referenced in forum post and cannot figure out what your talking about. I've looked around alot. Please help. Thanks, Donna

We are marketing some Re-Performing 2nd lien notes for one of our funds we buy from, and I consider any time a note defaults and starts paying as a Re-performing note. They have 18 months of "seasoning" and they say i...