Investing in real estate with low or no money down… Is it just a myth or can it really be done? There are in fact creative techniques you can use to start investing with only $1,000—or less. Here’s how it’s done.

You don’t necessarily need to have piles of cash on hand to purchase property. Try one of these creative, investor-tested strategies to buy real estate without saving up a huge down payment on your own.

Buy and hold real estate may be the best investment around. But unfortunately, like all good things, there’s always a catch. Buying investment properties and holding them requires money, and if you don’t start with much, that can be a great challenge. Luckily, there are many investment property l...

Whether you’re already living in a house you own or you want to buy your first house and springboard it into a bigger portfolio, I’m hoping to provide some useful information to make this easier.

One thing that makes real estate investing exciting is the creativity you can use to fund deals. You’re limited only by your imagination (and the law). So, the purpose of this article is to expand your mind and allow you to explore the more “creative” side of real estate.

In an interview with real estate entrepreneur Jay Morrison, he reveals how he and his wife raised nearly $10M through crowdfunding and have since opened their cornerstone asset: a large office property named the Legacy Center that will be used as a co-working/creative incubator in Atlanta.

Private money lenders are all around. In fact, a recent study showed that 22% of American workers have at least $100,000 in their retirement funds. Here are the four most common methods for finding individuals willing to lend their money for your next deal.

Let’s get into cash-out refinancing. Back by popular demand! We’re going to talk a little bit about the pros and cons, the mechanics, what a refinance is, and what a cash-out refinance is. Instead of getting complicated, we’ll break it down to its simplest form.

Bankruptcy doesn’t have to be the end of the road in terms of purchasing property. A financial fresh start is around the bend. Learn how, when, and where you can get a loan to buy real estate after filing for bankruptcy.

The quicker you can learn how to leverage other people’s money, the quicker you can scale your portfolio and create real wealth. Here are the most common options to finance your purchase, finance your construction, and refinance a BRRRR deal to help you ditch the excuses, overcome your fears, and...

For the busy non-real estate professional, I think traditional private lending is a very attractive asset class. It represents an area where you can get returns comparable to or even superior to the stock market that are secured by a tangible and valuable piece of property.

A low credit score can hurt you in a multitude of ways, including making getting a loan on a home more difficult. Don’t be fooled though—you have to have an extremely low score for a bank to deny you altogether. Plus, there are so many ways to invest in real estate without using traditional lendi...