I had a question for you smart and wonderful people.

I'm aggressively looking for and analyzing deals and have found many  that come just shy of hitting my hard metrics of $300 dollars a month cashflow and 12%COC ROI.An example would be one that cash flows $290.55 and has a 22.83% COC ROI.I know hard metrics are there for a reason, but I wonder if I'm going way too conservative when I'm doing my analysis?

I have a basic strategy I would like to run by some of you more experienced REIs:To find the best Real Estate Agents with an investor mindset, talk to many lenders (Mortgage company, private hard money lenders, banks, etc) and ask for their referrals, or whose name they see the most in their paperworkTo find the best Real Estate Lenders, talk to many Real Estate Agents and ask for referrals for REI Lenders.I will be going in to banks and real estate agencies to start interviewing these lenders and RE Agents, and I was wondering, what questions would you ask a real estate lender?

The form to create a Vendor # also requires me to fill out a W-9.I'm wondering if anyone has experience with a similar situation? 

Wondering how far you had gotten with your plan of buying land, building and selling at a 30-50% profit?

When entering the expenses, I'm wondering if I'm being too conservative and thus it is skewing my numbers to show that a property won't be as great. 

I have the same question - wondering if anyone has already vetted a software that syncs well to Airbnb and also manages long term leases, ledgers, apps, etc.

I'm wondering how long Ian an average time to fill vacancies.

Hello all,I realize I can just call my local banks and even my current bank, but they’re not open at this hour..so...I inquire of the wonderful BP minds:Can you refinance out of your current HELOC into a new HELOC...with a different bank?  

I am wondering specifically in the context of if you’re trying to qualify for a mortgage/loan/etc from a bank type of institution?