If you purchase a property for under market value with instant equity (let’s say a 100,000 mortgage on a property that will appraise for 175,000), how long do you have to wait to refinance in PA? Would your “season” p...

I’ve been contemplating building an addition on my primary residence and turning it into a house hacking opportunity. I currently live in a 4 bedroom, 3 bath house that has an in-law-suite. It is attached to the res...

I am currently completing a live-in rehab on a SFH and looking to complete a concurrent SFH rehab/resale before relocating next year. I have a small bank willing to do a portfolio loan at 80% of purchase, 2 points ove...

Hi, I am new to the site, I am looking to get into Real Estate Investing, I have seen business opportunities asking for upwards of $10k for mentoring for how to do creative investing without using your own money or...

I am looking at a rehab deal where 2 houses can be picked up for the cost of back taxes (~25k combined). The downside is that both houses have been vacant for at least 6 years (and possibly up to 10 years),  and need ...

Hi. I've been approached by a fellow investor to look into flipping houses in and around Kansas City. I'm familiar with the area somewhat since my wife is originally from there but have not done proper research YET ...

Hello,
I am new to the real estate business and I have questions.
When considering my first purchase, what would the best route be to take?
             Bank loans with certified funds, bank lender or some other so...

My partner in the process of buying another tax sale home and I know the woman who owns the house passed away. The house is vacant with no Liens. Is it possible to pay the back taxes and get the deed transferred in he...

Hello everyone, thank you in advance for your help! I’m getting ready to close on a seller financed deal made up of 2 properties and 16 units. I have an LLC set up to purchase the properties but I was listening to a t...

Is it possible to get a hard money loan for say, 90% of the cost of the purchase and repair costs and then get another 10% hard money loan to fund the rest? How does that work with notes on the house?