Good evening investors and real estate gurus,Here's the situation:  I have 2 tri-plex's in the Tampa Bay area.  VA Loan/Conventional loans were used for the acquisitions.  I no longer live in any of the units (it's be...

Hello Bigger Pockets Community! I'm Sharon Jacas. My husband and I currently invest in a few smaller multiplexes, but planning to go into the commercial multifamily (5+) space in the Atlanta Georgia area. My partner a...

BP,I am consolidating a loan on 4 properties to 1 commercial loan.  (Need to get them out of seller financing deals and want to make room form more conventional mortgages)  I have been proposed the following deal and ...

First time poster here and seeking advice for something that I cant find much information on.

I am looking into getting my second investment property (first being a duplex). I buy and hold to collect rent. The proper...

I'm about to have ~100k in HELOC funds.  My plan for awhile has been to buy cash flowing 2-4 units one at a time with my HELOC, turn around and do delayed financing, finance 100% of the purchase price, and do it again...

I am a real estate broker in CA and have been investing in residential RE for over two decades. Bought and sold a couple of dozen properties over the years using my own real estate license. Now I am planning to buy a ...

I have a two unit building with a large commercial unit on the ground floor, when rented goes for about $4,000 monthly. There's a large owners unit above it that makes great money as a legal AirBnB. Because of local l...

I am seeking to network with people who are in commercial real estate.Please leave a message on this tread.Where you're located:Where you're investing:Why type? (multifamily, office, retail, land, hotel, industrial):T...

So, after what seems like an eternity, my first deal finally saw a closing table this week. It's a 3 unit (2 residential, 1 commercial) mixed use property that was purchased with an FHA loan. The commercial space was ...

In terms of the BRRRR strategy, we know that Fannie / Freddie loans require a seasoning period of 6-12 months prior to doing a cash out refinance (4-10 loans max). This can certainly slow down the clip at which the in...