I am a contractor and I have a client who is interested in liquidating some of his properties. He has stated these are single family. I have seen a few of his multi familys and would say they are C to D type. Im gues...

Hello all,I am trying to figure out a way to get this deal done and what my best options are for financing with $0 down, sub-par credit, and being a first-year independent contractor. I realize I have a lot working ag...

If someone made 200k and had 250k in LTCG, then would they would have to pay 25% on the entire 250k since the LTCG is around 441k? Would their ordinary income rate also go up?

I have a paid off duplex in Cleveland, OH held in a LLC and I need access to cash for a short term (~$40k). Conventional loans and personal loans are out as I recently started a 1099 job and banks wants a W2 or 1-2 ye...

Investment Info:
Single-family residence buy & hold investment in North Carolina.

Purchase price: $324,000

We made money on this purchase! We used 0 down financing with the NC State Employees Credit...

So I always hear people talking about getting the financing and everything to purchase a rental of fix and flip. I don't really hear anyone talking about how they financed or cover the cost of rehab part of it. What a...

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $446,000

Cash invested: $15,000

My first house-hack. I put 0% down using a VA loan. We negotiated a 2% selle...

Does anyone use cozy for applications, background and credit checks and rent collections?  It sounds like a good deal for me but I wanted to see if someone could share their experiences with the company.  Thank you. 

Hello Everyone,
I am new to Real Estate so please be gentle 😊 I have also googled the answers but I'd like to get more opinions.
Is it possible to put $10,000 - $15,000 down on a home thats for sale and then resale...

I have got a duplex with a good amount of equity in it, and I'm rehabbing a live-in fix and flip/rent. I'd prefer the home equity loan and let my tenants pay for it (it would still cashflow), and I'd use some of the c...