I will be closing on a rental property that I have in Michigan in a couple days.

Maybe initially you are at break even on cash flow but after a couple of years your property will have appreciated and rents will most likely go up.

I just met him in person a couple weeks ago on Mass Ave and talked further about the wholesaling business.

I'm hoping this has been an oversight on his part although we have requested it a couple of times.

Over the past 19 years I've built 3 houses for my family, done 3 flips(one being a live in flip) and flipped a couple of parcels of land.  

There is a great book about this topic by Stewart Brand called "How Buildings Learn" that I highly suggest. 

Both tenants are on the lease (were a couple but now are separated due to serious issues involving the Police) and have stable jobs.

It looks like about 3.3 million HELOC's will be resetting to fully amortizing loans over the next couple of years, more than half of which are on underwater homes.

Hello BP,New real estate investor here, I mean brand brand new.

Hi everyone -I see Net Lease property listings on the internet.The bigger brand name tenants have Cap Rate of ~5%.If I finance this property at 4% mortgage interest - is it correct to say that the net return is about 1%.For example - a $1MM property leased out to Bank of America with listed 5% Cap Rate.