Title says it all. But in my specific situation, I’m looking to buy my uncles house subject to his existing financing. I’m just wondering if I can do a subject to in my name, or will it have to be in his?

Hello!We are a Dutch team located in Medellín, Colombia. We sublease 4 properties with a total of 35 rooms. We have great margins (60% gross profit per house) but are looking to establish a better real estate deal for...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment in Stockton.

Purchase price: $330,000

Cash invested: $20,000

3/2 Single Family Rehab - purchased from MLS

What made you int...

I currently have a 4 unit and a SFH, however I'm looking for lenders that would consider multi unit homes that are in the 5-10 unit size range.  Typically, these are small deals (75K-120K) with rental history.  I can ...

I see a lot of empty commercial buildings. I am am aware that people convert these into multi unit. Are there any loans that I can get to fund a potential project? Or do you have to have your own cash? Any information...

How many of you bought a house only to find out that you stiff out of luck - the house has violations?It's possible to prevent buying a building with a violation with a building violation history report and inspection...

Hi, I am currently in need of a new cooking range, and I am contemplating upgrading all appliances: range, refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher (they are all just over 10 years old - as old as the house itself). I woul...

As with most businesses, the holiday season plays a very important role in your bottom line.  As an investor in real estate we too should be mindful of how this season will impact us as well.  Although real estate sel...

For anyone considering buying a property from Citrona, do yourself a favor and stay clear.  They have now crossed the line into criminal activity. They are now cashing tenants checks and claiming that they sent them d...

I have a deal lined up ready to go. I'm in the process of getting a loan and I'd like to see if anyone here with experience could do a once-over and see if the loan fees look typical. I calculated over $4,000 in fees ...