I'm looking for advice on a property that I own free and clear where I have a potential buyer that I'm negotiating with. We're trying to find terms that work for both of us and I think we're close. Let me give as ma...

Hello, I need help figuring out how to do this the best way without title, legal, or financial trouble.
We've negotiated a deal with a seller (who we know) that we'll buy his house for $345k in 3-6 months after we're...

Hello everyone,I am a new real estate investor and WashU student (18) from St. Louis MO. I am looking to do my first house flip. I am trying to figure out the best way to fund the deal. I have not found a deal yet, I ...

I need your help with something and I’m having a hard time finding help at the local level. Some people say it’s legal, some say it’s not, some have ideas on how to make it legal, which I’ll love to here and will addr...

Rent to Own is great for newbie investors. Here are the reasons why:1. With rent to own, you can buy a property at closer to market value and still make money. The problem in a hot market is that getting good deals is...

So in the vein of previous posts like The 90 day challenge and 1 year challenge I am faced with a 6 month challenge. The story goes as follows.

I have/had a w2 JOB. It's ok, I'm well paid and it provide...

Hi Everyone! Newbie & First time Homeowner here! 
We purchased as-is & the previous owner added a detached ADU with a bathroom and kitchenette. This may have been a one car garage conversion but we do not kno...

Yes, I am brand new to the real estate game! That being said, I have been networking, talking, reading, and analyzing deals like crazy and I found a "unicorn" just down the road in Nashville. Now I need some advice/he...

Hi All,I mostly understand each step of the BRRR strategy with the exception of the refinance piece. I am wondering, when you refi and pull cash out are people doing that via a line of credit or a home equity loan of ...

If HELOC’s have a interest rate that adjusts/fluctuates/variable based on market conditions, why would anyone take out a HELOC compared to a regular home equity loan? A home equity loan has a fixed rate, so you don’t ...