I currently own a property, and I am going to take a loan out on it. I want to invest in short-term rentals, and I'm unsure if I should borrow as much money as they'll let me and use the extra cash as a down payment o...
Hello all,I'm looking to buy a house soon. I live in Loveland, which unfortunately is a bad place (along with the rest of the front range it seems) to be buying right now due to the sky high housing market. I'm a f...
Property costs $115k, but needs approximately $90k of additional rehab. Estimating monthly income of $900. I'm not familiar with neighborhood and I've heard conflicting reports about investing in Baltimore, but I thin...
Greetings BP Community - It's with great pleasure I make my first post.
I am fortunate to have just received an offer to join a well-respected RE Dev Shop here in Nashville, and as such, am looking to purchase my fir...
Hello everyone!I live in LA. Cap rates here and tenant-friendly environment aren't what I'm looking for, so I want to invest out of state. Phoenix looks good on demographics, jobs and it's also only 5 hours by car. Si...
Why is it so hard to shift the belief system from money accumulation to building income? Of course, as an investor, I am speaking to passive income but my discussion is about all forms of income. Almost everyone I tal...
I have read in a lot of posts and heard in a lot of podcasts that many investor's strategy is to do a cash out refi to come up with capital to perform their next deal. One thing I have thought about though is when is ...
Never invested.... real estate licensed. I have about $30k in my pocket and I'm ready to jump on something. I have no idea where to start. Want to get some passive income. I know I need more capital so where should I ...
Hello!I'm currently renting an apartment and have been considering purchasing an investment property to Airbnb. I have zero debt and don't own a home -- what is the minimum down payment I can put on a single unit inve...
Hi All,I'm in a bit of dilemma, currently i have two property which is 30 years fix loan. first property is 4.75% and second is 4.50. Now if both are rental property, does it make sense to refinance it to 15 fix loan....