I’ve been renting my first home for almost a year now (have not filed taxes on rental income yet) and am preparing to purchase my second home in two months using my remaining VA entitlement, so I’m game planning for my purchase strategy on my third property .

Good afternoon,My wife and I have W2's and started our two small businesses last year.

I have been analyzing fix and flip opportunities in NYC and CT as my next venture. 

I started off as an agent as well before I got into my own real estate investing and wholesaling deals I didn't take down myself.

@Henry T. that is what I asked my PM.

I been thinking about taking out a HELOC on my current primary residence (Two family) .

Me, my wife, and our dog are lived in one unit and rented out the other two.

One thing to note here is opportunity cost: by borrowing against your 401(k), you’re forfeiting investment opportunities in the market that could potentially yield returns in excess of the interest you’re paying yourself.In my opinion, however, the biggest risk of borrowing from your 401(k) is the risk of defaulting, either because your deal went wrong—or simply because of clerical error.

Quote from @Account Closed: Hello everyone,I am situated in Montreal and looking to buy my first property.Having read several posts by other BP members in Quebec it would seem that most properties on the MLS are ill-suited for returning a profit.Does anyone have any tips/tools/tricks for finding off-market properties in the Montreal/Laval area?

My PM requires them to pay a one month penalty for breaking the lease early.Your PM should be handling this-that is why you hired them.