I just finished reading the Wholesaling Guide on BP for a second time, just to brush up on my Wholesaling knowledge. Now i'm back here, and seeking a final answer to the big question I know many other Noobies have abo...

I have my first property under contract. The contract amount is for 200k for a fixer in my area. Now that I have it I am sooo nervous as to what to do next. All the info I have read is exploding in my head. I want...

I recently found a really good deal in my home town. This is a probate deal I am working on. The person who owned the home died and it says in the will that the home must be sold and the money received from selling it...

I keep reading that when you assign a contract everyone will know how much you are making.I do not understand how.Please tell me if this is valid.Lets say I have a property under contract for 100KI am selling the cont...

Hey all,We received an offer on a property today in which the buyer is using a USDA loan, a product I'm not very familiar with (but will learn). To cut to the chase, is USDA similar to a VA loan in that the buyer is e...

I have put in multiple offers for 4 unit properties using the VA home loan only to get beat out by cash buyers. On a property asking price of 325k, I offered 330k w/ escalation clause of 5k over highest bidder up to 3...

Hi.  I recently won the auction.com auction for a property located in Vermont.  Closing over the next few weeks.  The property was once owned (obviously)....  then successfully foreclosed upon by the mortgage company....

I would very much like to hear from BPers who have had lengthy, crazy contracting (by this I mean putting it under contract, nor rehabbing lol) and closing proceses on their properties.I'm currently "in the middle" of...

Hi everyone,
I'm looking for a layman's explanation of how a 1031 exchange works. I did some searching in threads and many of the explanations are pretty complicated. Can someone post a simple step by step guide to t...

After talking to a few banks, I've potentially found one that will do a 30k, 30 year mortgage for an investment property. But, they charge $325 non-refundable loan application fee. Is this normal/standard?