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Cole Johnson Buying 7 town houses from a non-profit, for $60,000?!?!?!?
10 March 2018 | 4 replies
They have other things to consider than getting top dollar. 
Daniel Dietz Lenders - How do I show interest in LLC on personal financials?
9 March 2018 | 2 replies
On top of that, you will not be faced with underwriters giving you 1/3 of the income but hitting you with the full liability. 
Maurice Webb Brand new to Investment Properties.
13 March 2018 | 8 replies
.- if you click on education (at the very top of the screen) that is the doorway to never ending info to get you heading in the right direction, to achieve your goals. set small goals for your self and hold yourself to it!
Jeremy Moore Market Analysis data resources from a newbie in Charlotte, NC
11 March 2018 | 8 replies
I decided on Charlotte after conducting a ton of research on the top markets in the US, and taking a variety of factors into consideration:Home ValuesAverage Rent / Income ratiosUnemployment RatesCrimePopulationEconomic GrowthNet Migrationand most importantly, where we'll be happyI started out with Bigger Pockets own excellent 2017 Market Analysis, and added my own numbers to help me give more weight to the factors I felt were most important.
James Ma Responsibility for Condo Inside wall plumbing
3 August 2018 | 9 replies
Unfortunately, when the put it into monthly fees, they draw on their credit line, so everyone wind up paying interest on  top.
Alex Ferry West Salem Rental Home
21 December 2018 | 7 replies
Dallas is a fantastic area to pick up rentals!
Account Closed Cost Segregation Study
15 March 2020 | 49 replies
If you look at the transaction as a whole, you took a massive deduction one year, likely paying no tax and losing tax attributes, then in the final year, you pile all of that deduction back on top as ordinary income in a year you likely have higher income....I am not saying it is a bad idea, someone who doesn't have much income will certainly want to weigh this possibility and consider their timing. 
Bob P. Newbie San Diego, CA selling vs renting
31 May 2018 | 6 replies
They have fences separating the units with each unit having their own yard/space.I would refer to myself as the PM and not the owner.I would live in the worst of the units and rehab it.Once rehabbed I would move into the next worst unit and rent the just rehabbed unit at top of market prices.I would then rehabbed the unit I moved into (the current worst unit), and once it is rehabbed I would rent it at top of market.Repeat for each unit.When all units are rehabbed you have a fully rehabbed property obtaining top of market rent. 
Brian Trickett I am looking for some advise please
18 May 2018 | 18 replies
Why would you want to "sell" any fantastic deals you find, to other investors?
Luke Redford Greater Seattle Rental Criteria
15 May 2018 | 5 replies
Now I’m talking about finding a property that needs less work than a flip, mainly cosmetic, that way the outlay of cash isn’t over the top