I was having this discussion the other day with another note buyer. I have noticed that brokering has exploded in the note space which is scary. However I have also noticed brokers charging agent prices (6%) on note s...

I’ve seen a few posts in this forum that recommend handling lease paperwork for a prospective tenant at their current residence as a way to see how they will treat your place, like how clean they will keep it. Great i...

Hello,I am new to Bigger Pockets and just like everyone else on here I am trying to expand my knowledge on Real Estate Investing. My interest of real estate has just begun as my older brother recently gave me the book...

I have been Google-ing private lenders in the Milwaukee Wisconsin area and I cannot find any. Do these type of lenders operate out of offices?

Are any lenders willing to lend for 30 years? Or are they balloon pay...

Hello Biggerpockets,I am looking to buy a single family home in the Fairfield, Ca area, and I plan on renting out a room. I am using my VA loan for the purchase. I want to make sure that I am well versed in the tenent...

Hello everyone, first, thank you ahead of time for reading this. I am a new REI and have decided to start my new career in long term holding rental properties instead of flipping, in pursuit of the financial freedom a...

Hello,The Mesquite city inspector informed me that at my rental property there's a section of uneven sidewalk that is a trip hazard.  I know the city has a cost share program for making these kind of repairs, but they...

I’m recent into the note business and for now have my own capital. I have bought one already but I’d like to pick up the pace. I really don’t want to learn from my mistakes.

Have any of you that have been in the gam...

I recently came across some private lenders claim they can do 100% financing of the purchase price. They only charge 4-5% interest rate and no points. The loan terms are from 3 months to 30 years(interest only). It so...

I have 6 residential units and would Like to transition into the commercial real estate world. Preferably triple net properties. I’ve read that you have to have 30-40% down for a NNN property. Is there anyways around ...