Hi All, I recently purchased another rental property and planning the rehab now. I expect to pay around $40,000 to $50,000 in expenses. I wanted to creatively finance this and take advantage of any cash back/rewards. ...

I have a home in the Boston Area with about $40,000 left on the mortgage.I am getting divorced and in our divorce agreement I can buy my wife out for $140,000.The home is worth about $380,000.Ideally I would like to r...

Purchased my 3 unit home last year, I occupy 1 unit. Repairs became more costly than anticipated, subsequently my credit card balance grew.Are there any opportunities available for someone that has encountered this si...

Let's assume the following scenario. I found a fourplex, ran the numbers, everything looks solid with >15% CoC return. I have a credit score of 650, have credit card debt and no savings. What are my options, if any...

Hi Guys!
I just recently transferred two CC balances onto one card to consolidate my debt for the first time. The balances of the 2 cards has now transferred to my new one.
However, I STILL have the balances on the ...

Not sure if this would be the exact section to put this so sorry ahead of time if it isn't.I was hoping to discuss the idea of making an additional principal only payment on my mortgage every month. I currently have a...

Hey BP folks! I'm a long time fan, first time poster. I hope I'm in the right forum. I bought my first home last year in December, mostly to get out of renting (it was a condo in Montgomery County, Maryland with a low...

Guys, If i have the cash to invest in flipping homes, will I ever use/need my credit? If so, when or how in example?
Do I have to make an effort to keep it in good standing since I have cash, or I can be without?

Th...

I currently want to invest in real estate but unfortunately i don't have the funds. A year ago i helped a relative get an apartment complex with an FHA loan by being there co signer but because of me doing this i don'...

My credit cards usually offer the opportunity to transfer balances or take cash advances with 0% APR for 12-18 months for a one-time fee of 1-3% depending on the current offer. How come I never hear of anyone using th...