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Has anyone used a Liquid Asset Line (LAL) when purchasing a real estate investment?
The idea would be to use 50% of the total credit line being offered, to be conservative, for a downpayment, principle, improvements,...

Hello BP Members,

Many of us are familiar with the concept of "find the deal first, and the money will find you". However, I am learning that a typical offer will give you escape clauses for inspection/appraisal, et...

Given the current Covid impact on business, real estate and banking, we could be heading into a liquidity issue in the coming months.  Perhaps the government's stimulus package will prevent this, but who knows?   What...

I was wondering if anyone knew about developing La Quinta Inn & Suites. I looked into it last summer ,it seems like it could be a good option for me to start. Just hire the L&B General Contractor and they buil...

Hi all,I bought a property at Indiana in Dec 2021. I see that homestead exemptions and 65+ exemptions are still being applied to my property for my 2022 tax bill. Having bought the property in 2021, I thought, the exe...

Hello all,
I am thinking of starting to invest in commercial real estate. That being said, what is the biggest drawbacks/challenges that CRE owners have to face?
Thanks,
Nick

Hello all,I own a rental property in the Seattle area where we experience frequent rainfall. Recently, my tenant reported a liquid pocket on the wall, indicating water leakage either from the roof or the gutter. I con...

Hi All,When I talk with (and when I've worked with as well!) newbie investors, one of the things they have difficulty calculating is how much cash they have available to invest without putting themselves through a liq...

Hello,I have monthly loan payments equalling about 500.00 per month and have about 50k to try and come up with a strategy.I was looking into something like Fundrise, in which I can earn about 6k per year assuming a 12...