We know that the term "Buy Box" refers to an investors standard that could give him/her the green light on buying a specific property they might be looking at, if it passes that standard.I believe that I'm lacking in the correct nomenclature and can't find the correct terms to describe this idea or concept that I'm trying to convey.

While I'm more familiar with the Montana market, I'm always happy to connect and share insights or answer any specific questions you might have about this area.As for Arizona, I'm not as well-versed, but this platform is full of knowledgeable members who might be able to help.

I'm finding that the more specific your niche is, the better....and telling people I'm a real estate agent and investor has opened many other opportunities!

I've had this same situation several times.I've always started with a letter upon closing sent to the tenants introducing myself and explaining (without listing any individual names or specifics) that rents were very low and given expenses,   deferred maintenance,  etc.   

Any suggestions on specific banks that may be more apt to work with me in achieving this?  

Gold Beach, Oregon specifically encourages tinies in their zoning code. 

Specifically, I am in the process of acquiring a 5-bedroom, 5-bathroom apartment with a purchase price of $1.2 million and an ARV of $2.25 million.As I navigate through this project, I find myself encountering challenges in managing my time effectively amidst other commitments such as work and school.

Hello tax experts, I have specific question on filing taxes for Short term rental property (30 days or less).

It's a pretty comon source for private lending since those with self directed IRAs are typically looking for alternative investments to place funds in.

It's been a reliable tool for us, but like any tool, it's crucial to know how to use it properly and not rely on it blindly.I've noticed that many investors tend to use rules of thumb when analyzing properties instead of diving into the specifics of each property.