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Joel Patterson BRRRR Process and buying a house that doesn't need rehab.
7 September 2021 | 8 replies
I am new at this and have consumed a significant amount of information over the last month or so.When I consider the BRRRR method and use the rental property calculator, the whole process revolves around Hard Money Loan and rehabilitation and renter installed to ultimately refinance.
Tyler McDonald New Investor - Just saying hi
14 September 2021 | 11 replies
Hello all, I'm getting into real estate investing and have been consuming all things BP. 
Zachary Jensen Wife doesn't want to increase rents
8 February 2022 | 117 replies
If your tenant lives there 10 years, they consumed $4500 of the cost of that HVAC system.
Dennis Maynard Pay of debt or Buy a Cash Flow Property? Question of the Week.
4 October 2021 | 55 replies
Are you going to diligently pay down that consumer debt once you have the extra cash flow? 
Miles Thompson Advice to help calculate investment opportunity
14 September 2021 | 22 replies
They are close to the effort of a BRRRR (that I get infinite return) 3) they detract from the value of the existing unit by either consuming a garage, other structure, land, etc. 4) they often start off in a negative position because the value they add is below the hands off ADU addition costs.   
Noah McPherson What's a safe amount of leverage and reserves?
12 September 2021 | 4 replies
To me over leveraged means you have big car notes  your CC are close to or are maxed out and your only making minimum payments you go buy furniture and you finance it.. you buy real estate with the least amount possible down at market prices.And your cash reserves would only last you a few months to service all the debt.So no retail debt pay cash for anything you consume or use  OTHER Than a vehicle and decent amount of TRUE equity in your real estate no FO equity IE refi appraisal but you know the home would never ever sell for that on the open market. bascially follow Dave Ramsy and @Steve Vaughan  over the years on BP has written some really good comments on how to build an empire while balancing family life and fiscal safety..  
Jon-Michael Cortez-Alonso Attorneys for Wholesaling structure
11 September 2021 | 1 reply
@Jon-Michael Cortez-Alonso not sure how this will play out for you, but every legit lawyer I have met won't touch wholesaling...attorneys only get one license and when you knowingly draft docs that will be used to mislead consumers and ultimately result in brokering deals without a licenses...well...There are probably a bunch of bottom of the barrel lawyers you can connect with to get the docs you need.And yes, brokering deals without a license is illegal in nearly every state in the country...
Dominick Galinis Paralysis by Analysis
13 September 2021 | 13 replies
Regardless of your choice, just remember that fear is part of the game and it's normal to have it but never let it consume you when the I's are dotted and T's are crossed, sometimes the only way is through so take courage and go on your way!
Steve Adler Should I pursue this?
15 September 2021 | 20 replies
I question how this could provide cash flow worth the effort.The rent per unit of $500 will get largely consumed by expenses. 
R Cruz BRRRR STRATEGY In Rhode Island
14 December 2021 | 2 replies
Its been a while since I've posted on Biggerpockets but I'm constantly consuming video content on YouTube.My name is Ray and I'm a Real Estate Investor in Rhode Island.