Hey everyone!I'm currently looking into the pros of an LLC because I'm going into Real Estate with two other people financially. I know that falls into an attorneys hands as well with legal binding documentation. Does...

Hi everyone - after a year of research and a couple of deals that fell through, i wanted to share that i FINALLY purchased my first out of state buy-hold property. It's a multi-family commercial building in Kansas Cit...

So I'm interested in how house flippers make their profit. From my perspective, they put a down payment on a house, get a hard money loan to pay the rest, use the remaining for the repairs, when it's finished the pric...

So it's a house that was my primary residence for 2 years, then a rental for 4 years, then back to a primary residence for 2 years and counting. I moved back into...
I'm considering cash out refinancing the property ...

Back in 2016 I purchased a new construction 1600sq/ft 3 bedroom 2 bath home near Fort Bragg NC. The home cost me 160k no money down using the VA home loan. I’ve only lived in it until mid 2018 , but the house was rent...

I am extremely new to real estate investing, only owning a few properties and having project managed two of my own SFH. Want to get your advice on whether I should pursue this deal, its a huge project.

I hav...

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My name is Shawn O'Shea and I am new to REI. Bought my first rental property in October 2013 and am looking to and grow my portfolio. I've done one rehab (my own house) and learned a lot on how t...

I'm not a total newbie. I've been a real estate broker for a few years. I have done a fix and flip; and even though I love it, I'm interested in being more of an investor; more specifically, apartments. I've been read...

Hey BP- I've always been interested not only in the buy and hold approach to real estate but also the development side of the business. With that being said I know that side also comes with a higher cost. But this is ...

A colleague of mine has a small portfolio of rentals on the lower end, where his goal is to accumulate some more and finance them with a 15 yr mortgage so that by the time he retires he'll have them all free and clear...