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Tim McKinnon First Time Investors
18 November 2018 | 11 replies
With only a few properties you will burn up your cash flow trying to protect from a very small percentage event. as long as you have good practices,  dont co mingle funds, and have great insurance, and if you are worried an umbrella policy over all of it, your loss will be the value property if your firewalls are in place at max. 
Will F. West Palm Beach or Lake Worth Florida Multifamily Investing -1031
10 June 2019 | 20 replies
Then I make LOI offers on a dozen deals.I usually get into escrow but I feel the softening of market so less active buyers etc...Anyways i'll keep yall posted hopefully I don't get burned jk Lets be real here I'm a local noob.
Curtis Robbins Advice for New Investor who already has large capital
30 November 2018 | 23 replies
I've even had a successful investment property (+$600 cashflow monthly) in the past (burned down unfortunately). 
Clinton Davis Closed on a property but missing fixtures after the fact...??
15 November 2018 | 8 replies
What if a tree fell through the house, or what if it had burned down, or what if the tenants destroyed it. 
Katrina Razavi Newbie to Airbnb hosting in San Francisco and looking for advice
16 November 2018 | 3 replies
Here are some of my burning questions: What is your #1 challenge when it comes to hosting on Airbnb?
Connor S. 1031 & Delayed financing
12 April 2022 | 12 replies
If the IRS was going to have heart burn it would have it with the first dollar out.
Ray Realdine Rental Markets outside Philly
23 November 2018 | 16 replies
Here are a couple examples that I've worked with.Example 1 - South End of Sewell - BRRR Duplex (2/1 & 2/1)Acquisition and Rehab was $200kARV: $240kIn the deal for $20kRent Roll : $2800 a month(1400 a unit)Mortgage: $1400 a month (200k @ 7 %)Taxes: $516 a monthInsurance: $100 a monthLicences/Sewer/Gas: $20 a monthVac/Capex/Repair: $316 a month (that's a lot but lets be safe)Cash Flow: $448 + you have 40k in equity and a fat safety net each month due to an accrual rate of $316 a monthExample 2 - Lindenwold SFH - BRRR 4/2Acquisition and Rehab was $110kARV: $140kIn the deal for $5kRent Roll : $1700 a monthMortgage: $700 a month (105k @ 7 %)Taxes: $441 a monthInsurance: $90 a monthLicences/Sewer: $15 a monthVac/Capex/Repair: $200 a month (that's a lot but lets be safe)Cash Flow: $254 + you have 35k in equity and a fat safety net each month due to an accrual rate of $200 a monthThe Sewell usually has ideal tenants and very little headaches.
Christopher Malone Chicago Single-Family BRRRR w/Pics & Numbers
12 May 2020 | 17 replies
When May came around and we experienced heavy rain, the roof started to leak, ironically in the laundry room over the HVAC system, wetting the motherboard and burning it out.
Mary M. How to ensure coverage will actually cover disaster?
26 November 2018 | 3 replies
I have heard many of the folks who got burned out will not be getting enough to rebuild.  
Austin Davis New to biggerpockets and RE investing. Looking to get started!
4 December 2018 | 18 replies
I am currently getting 15% on a 6 month loan.Make sure you vet the person you loan to so you dont get burned.