Hi all - my business partner and I have found a nice property we are interested in and are trying to decide between a conventional 30 year through our lender, or the owner financing offered by the owner, which is as f...
Happy Friday! Looking for a recommendation.
I have a property that my company owns free and clear. According to Realtor.com, it's worth $120k.
I'd like to tap into that equity with a HELOC.
Has anyone here gotten a...
Hello!I found a great deal on my first investment property (besides the home we live in), and I need help with 2 things:1. Should I first create a LLC to purchase the property to protect my personal assets? I spoke wi...
The House is not under an llc. Just want to start setting up as if it were. so far i have thought about creating 7 accounts.1) all rental income account 2) account where common utilities and mortgage will be billed3)m...
I own a couple investment properties, but they've all been traditionally funded with down payments from myself. There's a triplex I'm quite interested in.......now I've read a lot about seller financing (or VTB in Ca...
Hello All,
I have decided to come to the BP forums to ask for your advice and or thoughts on my current situation. I currently live in Ann Arbor, MI and own a primary house here. Due to a new job offer, my family i...
Listening to @Brandon Turner's webinar on BRRRR, and his first example looks like this:Buy house for $70,000Rehab: $30,000Closing costs: $2,500Total cost: $102,500Appraised after rehab for $141,000Refinance: 80% ($112...
Hi BP community,It’s taken awhile to get my financial planner to understand what I’m doing with Real Estate Investing. I interviewed a new one from a well regarded independent boutique firm and again he didn’t quite g...
I am an aspiring note investor and have decided to start by brokering to build capital. Since these are common concerns, I should start by mentioning that I have no delusions of getting rich quick, am not misrepresen...
Hello,For a mortgage with a regional bank, can it be assumed by the buyer so that they can keep the lower interest rate (4.1%) instead of having to make a new mortgage at 6.5%?Thank you