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Aaron Crow Questions about commercial property investment opportunity, I am clueless
17 July 2015 | 6 replies

I have a property that I am looking at, it is a converted house now zoned commercial.  Property has been updated, has 11 parking spots, covered patio and storage building.  Was listed at 239,900 and was just reduced t...

Taylor Harrison First Multi- Family deal. Thoughts? Things to consider.
5 June 2015 | 12 replies

Hello. Looking at my first multi- unit. Here how it breaks down. Asking $52,000. 3 units.  Two bedroom- $475/ mo. 1 bed $400/mo. Efficiency $200/mo. Rent=$1075 Those are current rents. Efficiency and 2 bed have long t...

Chris Stranad Repositioning Acquired Tenant & Unit in Multi Family Property
15 May 2019 | 5 replies

So I closed on my first multi a few months ago, a quadplex. This was the previous owners only property & he self managed. The property was fully leased far below market value so I have been expecting to update the...

Hen Ley What's the best way to loan- in your own name, LLC, etc?
1 April 2019 | 8 replies

What's the best way to loan private funds?  I know a lot of people who do it in their own name, but would it be better/provide more protection to loan via an LLC or something else?

Matthew Gill First time land lord with inherited tenants
29 August 2019 | 8 replies

Hi BP world!I'm closing on my first duplex sometime in September. It belonged to my spouses aunt who passed away recently. The building was up for grabs and we decided we would purchase it as our first multi family pr...

Rich Weese This was MY house!!! I guess it could happen to yours
11 August 2010 | 19 replies

http://www.ksl.com/?nid=148&sid=11862066

This is really wierd. This was the last of 44 homes I built in St George. It was my home! I left it in 2002 to go rv'ing. Over 5000 sq ft with 4 garag...

Bienes Raices Water bill liens
19 February 2010 | 10 replies

I found out that unpaid water bills in my county are lienable.

To prevent something like this from ever happening, would it be a better strategy to: 1) have tenant put water in their name, check monthly whether the a...

Vince M. REO is a former indoor pot farm
29 April 2010 | 13 replies

One of my Real Estate agents showed me an REO today. I checked the comps in the neighborhood within a half mile since January and they average $405,000. The bank is asking $371,500. They have it listed "as-is" but the...

Mark Beekman Will Credit Limit Increase Hurt My FICO?
28 October 2010 | 14 replies

I know that opening a new line of credit will hurt my FICO in the short-run, but will raising my credit limit on an existing credit card have the same effect? Would it count as "new credit"?

Adam Craig New investor to new to get financed?
17 August 2011 | 5 replies

Hello Everyone from Cleveland Ohio!

My name is Adam - I am 23 and I want to become a successful real estate investor.

I graduated from Kent State in 2010 and instead of doing finance, I started my own internet busin...