Zack Thiesen
Experiences in PA with tax sales and ejectment?
I have scoured the internet for examples of stories from people buying occupied property at a tax sale and having to file for ejectment. I am eyeing properties in Pennsylvania and looking at past years sales records a...
Matthew Walsh
Out of state LLC rental
I am about to buy a property (or 2) in PA for rental purposes. I have a NY LLC which I created for a NY deal that didn’t happen. Is there any reason I should or should not use this current NY LLC for purchasing my PA ...
Tom Bukacek
Panelized Construction
Is anyone familiar with Panelized Construction? It is where they construct the walls and shell of the house in a plant somewhere and ship the property. The benefits appear to be fast construction time (lower labor c...
DeEtte Hunter
Early termination of lease
I rented my Airbnb property to a couple for 8 months using the Bigger Pockets lease packet. The couple decided to move 2 months before their contract ended. They are now asking if I can rent it via Airbnb, and if I ca...
Josh Bastian
First time Real Estate Investor - Building Systems to buy/manage your first property
Hello all! I just listened to a recent BP podcast with David Green and at the end of the episode he got a question about building systems. He then shared the process he went through to create his system as a Realtor w...
Sam Leon
How do you deal with "HIGH END JUNK" when renovating a home for rental?
When renovating a home for rental purposes I tend to go with works, nothing too fancy, nothing too complicated, nothing too loud.I recently purchased a REO that comes with lots of things that are probably worth some m...
Michael Ruane
LLC Structuring vs Series LLC
I was curious to hear of the benefits of using (s)LLC instead of an LLC. I am buying my 3rd two-unit and considering the strategy to mitigate exposure. Currently operating in a standard LLC with my partner but wonderi...
Scott Taylor
Clarification on "HBP" Tax Liens in Baltimore
I've been looking at tax liens in Baltimore, but don't quite understand the "HBP" - the "High Bid Premium". Here's a quote from the FAQ:"In Baltimore City the high-bid premium shall be 20% of the amount by which the ...
Tyler Mutch
Property Radar
Hello, my name is Tyler Mutch I am an investor in the Milwaukee area. I spent most of the summer listening to the podcasts and attempting to educate myself on the real estate world. Throughout the process the website ...
Kimberly Rushing
Seller Financing
Many people proclaim the wonders of seller financing, and claim that one of the primary benefits to the seller is the "minimized tax burden." Can someone please walk me through exactly how this works? I imagine the na...