Dustin Barr
Bookkeeping on multiple propertys in quickbooks
1 December 2016 | 10 replies
In QB, create three classes: Fix and flip, Buy and Hold, ManagementUnder each class create a subclass for each property for example 23 Spring Valley, 910 Princess Anne, etc.
Princess Anujulu
Llc
20 April 2014 | 1 reply
@Princess Anujulu in a different thread, i shared my thoughts about why one should have an LLC if you are going into business with a partner … scroll to the end of the tread:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/12/topics/123354-forming-an-llc?
Sawyer Smith
Scariest objects found in a property.
10 February 2021 | 44 replies
Disney Princess Blankets.
Shai Flax
Contractors- the good (is there?), the bad and the ugly
28 November 2020 | 8 replies
@Matthew Irish-Jones The fact that so many investors has this problem making me sad and happy at the same time... happy because I'm not alone in this problem and sad because I'll probably have to kiss a lot of frogs until I'll find my prince (or princess).The PM idea is great and I'm gonna send them an email as soon as I'll finish here.Thank you for your input and the time that you took to answer me!
Bobby Pagliarini
Direction for scalability?
4 December 2020 | 17 replies
I've also noticed a lot of wholesalers trying to start bidding wars among multiple cash buyers, which further drives up the price of course.Again, I think you can succeed with this method, but it is a grind and you're going to have to kiss a lot of frogs to find an acceptable prince(ss).The second answer, which almost no one wants to hear or talk about, is that if you just can't find properties where the #s look good... don't buy anything.It's almost heresy here on BP, but to me, when #s are high and people seem to be paying prices that don't make sense, and doing other crazy things like buying properties without inspections... it may just not be the best time to buy.No one wants to hear that because it seems like everyone they know is making major money in real estate, and they want to join the party, but I can say that I saw the same thing in 2006 so when I start to feel a sense of "irrational exuberance" in the market, it makes me want to reassess things, start to add more cautious assumptions into my property analyses, etc.So I think your three choices are: 1) buy something at full retail even though the numbers are awful (and pray rents keep going up as they have for the last decade, so you can service that mortgage); 2) spend a lot of time and effort finding an off market deal (maybe the best option, but I guarantee it will be a grind); or 3) accept that the market is crazy right now and wait until the market changes and #s do start to look better in general.I'm not saying that any one is the right choice, just that sometimes the right action can be no action at all (right now).
Willow T.
How I Made $104,000 on My First Flip Purchased for $31K
12 July 2017 | 171 replies
on converting a frog to a princess. nice interior design too.Do you mined sharing what location/ Zip was it in Memphis?
Chris Mason
Feedback: Mortgage Application Idea
15 December 2016 | 2 replies
"Achievement Unlocked: Saved 1 Princess!"
Michael Rodriguez
Is Las Vegas DT Redevelopment plan for real?
27 January 2017 | 16 replies
It's definitely not for princesses, but it's not THAT bad.
Jacques Cyr
Wayne county court auction
1 May 2019 | 3 replies
Hi Jacques, I'm the reigning crown princess of the Wayne County tax auction- I own the most property in Jefferson Chalmers behind LandBank and one of my $2k properties is closing next week for $115k.