HUD has interpreted the law liberally, providing direction that you cannot reject them solely because they have a felony.At our properties if someone has a violent felony, we automatically reject them. 

And I do that with my commercial bank at bank rates FAR cheaper than trying to sell it to a professional note buyer or someone in the note bizz as I know what their return criteria is and we save a ton of the spread using our bank.

So, I thought I’d put it out to the Bigger Pockets universe if there might be a creative deal to be had where someone might want a hands off investor for an Incline Village property in exchange for assigning me one of the IVGID passes?

Quote from @Alison Brenner: Hi BP,Someone on Facebook Marketplace stole my current Zillow listing and is collecting $100/application.

Hey everyone,
Lately, I’ve been having a few conversations with note holders who are exploring exit options — either from performing or sub-performing notes. Some are just reallocating capital, others are dealing wit...

Sorry so long, want to make sure I share all the details.I have a 3/2 1987 single wide mobile home on 1.5 acres land in South Carolina.   My tenant reported to me on June 25 that a large limb fell on the end of the tr...

As a real estate investor, developer and property manager here in South Carolina, I’ve had a front-row seat to how evictions play out—both when they’re handled legally and fairly, and when landlords cut corners and en...

Quote from @Christopher Holcomb: If I'm working a 9-5 job and need to hire someone to view a property for the purpose of rehab costs, area assessment etc, what are some reliable platforms or ways that are used to do this?

Just hoping to save someone else from wasted time, money, and stress.PS: And if the founder of MoFin sees this post — no explanation is necessary.

Quote from @Ryan Jarl: Hey BP Community,I’m new to the world of real estate investing and I’ve decided to focus on wholesaling to start out.