Jace Perez
should i get to know lenders?
im new to real estate and i dont have the funds to start really anytime soon. should i get to know my local lenders? if so how do i go about doing that?
Jamin Olds
Creative Investing (Other peoples money)
Hello fellow BP Members,I wanted to share me and my business partners financing for many of our deals. We currently have built our investment business to 20 unit in 2 years. Our first few deal were with our own mone...
Michael Hernandez
Starting out in real estate
So I barely moved out to Colorado always wanted to start in real estate i opened my business and everything and trying to get a duplex and rent both units out but have no money I was thinking maybe a loan cause I did ...
Dennis Soto
How to structure a realtor/contractor partnership ?
Hi all,I am a New Jersey realtor and recently approached a contractor I know personally to see if they had an interest in partnering for some house flips. I have an LLC I would like to utilize for the purchase of the ...
Steve Nazari
need some guidance
Live in So Cal (valley). Struggling to figure out my approach on flipping houses in my area. I have a good team set up already. Agent (wife), architect (father in Law), GC (Uncle), Hvac & Plumbing (childhoo...
Kristyn Bradley
Private Money Lender
I was hoping to get some knowledge of anyone that has used a private money lender that wasn't family?If you found them from an investing group and what is the standard practice.I need to use one and have found people ...
Jan Walczak
What are SCALABLE STRATEGIES for repeat real estate investing?
Hi everyone! What are your SCALABLE STRATEGIES for repeat real estate investing without renovations? ex. only buying condos or ready to rent homes.Do any of you have recommendations on SCALABLE STRATEGIES for repeat r...
William C.
Tenant lease break, penalty & tax implications
We have a tenant that was signed to a lease through Feb. of 2023. They have decided to break that lease and pay out the remainder of the lease in a lump sum. In the state the property resides in, we have a duty to mit...
Mike A.
Low cap rates on buildings. How to make it work?
I've been searching around the Yonkers/New Rochelle and Stamford/Greenwich area and the cap rates are incredibly low; almost not even there. I am seeing 1% - 3% cap rates in these four cities. What gives? How does one...
Matt Holmer
More Likely: Due on sale transfer to LLC or Landlord being sued?
I recently purchased my second property using the BRRR method and am currently looking at doing a cash out refinance. In a perfect world, investors would be able to find portfolio lenders that offer long term, low fi...