by William Bronchick Why buy an apartment building when you can RENT one?  If you are buying an apartment building with the intent of improving and flipping it within a few years, the Master Lease Option for Apartment Building Strategy may be the way to go.  Instead...

How to Take a Property Subject To An Existing Mortgage by Attorney William Bronchick The “due-on-sale” clause is probably the most talked about, feared and misunderstood topic in real estate. This article will dispel any misunderstandings you may have about the...

By William Bronchick, ESQ. If you are low on cash or have cash and are low on time, a partnership or equity-sharing arrangement may be for you.  Using partners to finance real estate transaction is the classic form of using “OPM” (other people’s money).  Experienced...

by William Bronchick They say that 1st impressions are lasting impressions. By improving a house exterior you can attract buyers to look inside, where hopefully you have also done other great improvements! Exterior improvements can add not only curb appeal but can add...

by Attorney William Bronchick Many people buy and flip properties in their own name, particularly when getting started.  The danger here is that the income earned from these activities could be subject to unwanted taxes, particular the real estate dealer tax. Capital...

By William Bronchick, Esq. I am often asked by investors that look at the complications and all of the steps it takes to fix and flip a house; what I would consider the most important items one should take into considerations when rehabbing a property. I have boiled...