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Marie Paul New Real Estate Investor Here!
21 November 2024 | 23 replies
I think the easiest way to scale for you would be to start with a turnkey single-family or a light value-add BRRRR in a good market. 
Austin Ehret New Investor in Mid Coast Maine
20 November 2024 | 3 replies
That property has tenants which would cover the monthly payments at its current rent which is well below market value but the property would need love to justify an increase in rent.Very grateful to have made this much progress in the span of less than a year and a half and currently just trying to make sure I have all of my ducks in a row to ensure I can build these three properties into a stable few investments.Looking forward to the future,Austin
Evan Smith New Build Expense Calculations
20 November 2024 | 1 reply
When analyzing a new build/“build to rent” property as a rental, what percentages/amounts are others using for:-Maintenance/Repairs-Vacancy-CapexI’d assume it’s less than than existing homes, but by half or is it safer to use the standard percentages?
Bree Jimenez Hi, it's me again just need some advice,
19 November 2024 | 11 replies
Adding half a bathroom per comps added $50k valuation.  
Kyle Lewis High Appraisal for land I purchased
20 November 2024 | 2 replies
I wish we could tap into equity as easy as that. let me know if I can help in any way but probably not to answer your question. if you can split the lot and sell half that might be an idea to recapitalize. that's the the only way 
Frank Schofield REO & ASSET MANAGEMENT CONTACTS
18 November 2024 | 14 replies
The easiest way to start is to go into your local branch banks and ask for their loss mitigation department, and once you get the right person, ask how you go about buying their REOs.
Jose Remor Leaving a property management company.
25 November 2024 | 19 replies
For me, start with either the property who's lease expiry is furthest out in the future OR property that has seems like it will be easiest to manage.3) From what I have heard, rent has really moved upward in GVSC - I'd call a couple RE Agents or property managers that have rental listings in the area and tell them your situation / ask them to send you closed rental comps.
Julio Gonzalez Real Estate Professional Status
19 November 2024 | 0 replies
Note that if you are married filing joint, only the spouse who is qualifying for REPS is able to count their hours.Step 4: Apply the quantitative testsPer Section 469(c)(7)(B), in order to qualify for REPS, you must meet both of the tests below:750-Hour Test: If you materially participate in a real property trade or business, you must spend 750+ hours during the tax year.More Than Half Test: You must spend more than half of your personal service hours in the real property trade or business in which you materially participate.Step 5: Material participation in rental activities Just because you qualify for real estate professional status does not mean that your rental activities are automatically considered non-passive.
Marc Shin Best way to save receipts for REI?
20 November 2024 | 9 replies
TIAI personally don't like the receipt scanning apps because I think they are overkill and they only account for half the record keeping you need to do.
Charlie Krzysiak Advice For After College (CONDO v.s. HOUSE)
27 November 2024 | 13 replies
What is a storm rips through and trashes the roof, BUT the condo project does not have enough insurance coverage to fix it, the value of the all the units in the project just went down. or, even if they are able to fix it but  the coverage premium doubles so the HOA has to double the monthly HOA dues but half the complex can not afford it?