Title says it all - how much do you, private lender, pay for attorney's to prepare your loan documents (contracts, promissory notes, deed of interest, etc.) and where are you located? 

Im looking into getting an oil boiler (9-10yrs old) converted to a gas boiler. I have more of the details in this add I ran on CL to get some inquiries. But does anyone have a ballpark idea what this cost. I alr...

Hello. My airbnb posting just went live yesterday.  I obviously have zero reviews.  Should I have my local friends stay in the Airbnb and give me reviews so that I can get the ball rolling?  or should I just wait for ...

Good morning folks. I currently own 15 single family homes. Out of which 5 are fully paid (which are about 1 Million) and I have 10 homes which has mortgage on it. All of my loans are conventional 30 year loans. As y...

I have seen some that say carpet is the way to go in bedrooms, but others that say it is too expensive to replace and there are on-going costs of cleaning between tenants. Personally I have the tenants pay for cleanin...

Does anyone have suggestions on the type of paint they recommend for use in rental properties?  Low maintenance and durability are my goals.  Just starting out with my first rehab!  Thanks BP family!

Before people get in my DMs or up in arms about how important interest rates are please take a moment to read in its entirety to understand what I mean.As a mortgage broker and banker, I often hear that a client of mi...

hey guys, new to BP but I'm looking to brainstorm/mastermind with other real estate agents or licensed investors across the country who are successfully brokering lease option & seller finance deals.

Even if you'...

Need help with the most effective and financially savvy method to request a municipal lien search and permit search.Question:When buying a single family home in cash, are there any hidden liens or legal issues  i need...

My agent says that 7% commission is normal in Georgia so as a buyer's agent her share of the commission would be 3.5% instead of the 3% that I'm used to seeing. Has anyone seen this before?