Brandi Paul
Fix and Flip Funding
I get emails everyday advertising various Fix and Flip funding options. I am new to this type of financing and had a couple of questions. (I apologize in advance if these questions seem too basic).
Can these be used...
Jason Mathews
New to this industry and looking for advise
Hello, I’m brand new to this page and was needing some advise from the pro’s. Looking to get into Property Investing and know enough to know I don’t know sh*t. Here’s a little on my background. I was a General Contr...
Brittany P.
Seeking creative solution - new investor & upside down
Hello! I’m a fairly new BP member and have been looking to diversify my investments and get into buying and holding single families and multi-families for quite some time. I’ve been attending my local REIAs, reading ...
Bernice Monroe
I have a problem with property manager
Hello BP,
Im a new investor,only investing in real estate for a year so there SO much i have to learn.Property management is a BIG one!Ive had a PM managing my first house for 2 years,thought she was great but i was ...
Lane Kawaoka
Cash Out 401k
Has anyone withdrew upon their company sponsored 401k, while paying the 10% penalty? What was your thought process?
Ben Lovro
Aligning Property Prices with IRR
IntroductionInvesting in real estate might sound like something grown-ups do, but it's never too early to start learning about it.You see, real estate is like a big puzzle, and one piece of that puzzle is the property...
David Sabine
Foreclosure auctions - Plaintiff bidding
My question is, why do, at least from what I’ve seen here in Ohio, Hamilton County, do most of the foreclosure sales end up with the plaintiff purchasing at what is owed?What am I missing? Please point out what I have...
Shanequa J.
50/50 partnership maybe?
If I get a house under contract for 70% ARV minus repairs, would it be unreasonable to ask the investor for a 50:50 split? And what is the likelihood that investors would agree?
I was listening to a podcast and the i...
Corey Dutton
R.E. Investor Hesitates to Back Out of Deal to Save Sunk Costs
There’s a term in business and investing known as a, “sunk cost.” When entering into a real estate acquisition, an example of a sunk cost could be money spent on inspections or on other due diligence, time spent in an...
Stephen Neto
Handyman issue - Paid but no work
I gave a $1500 deposit to a handyman to replace porches on a multi family. Said he needed it to purchase lumber. That was October 17. Funny thing is he has done other work for me it the mean while(painting). Did good...