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Daniel Tisdale Buying a Rental Property that has negative cash flow in Austin
5 September 2018 | 68 replies
If the deal is negative CF and you don't have a prearranged deal with a developer I personally would walk.
Sara Taslitt Using the Rental Property Calculator
6 April 2019 | 3 replies
A lot of times the economic development department will have the vacancies also check with property managers.
Ryan McLaverty Getting started in Philadelphia
28 August 2018 | 4 replies
Rent-o-meter shows good rental comps over in that area and as W.Phila starts to develop, properties continue to appreciate.
Jonathan R. I can buy cheaper than it is to build, will this make me wealthy?
25 September 2018 | 32 replies
With the new stadium and the development along the river (finally) there would seem to be good opportunity around there.
Sam Runge Self Introduction to the Bigger Pockets Community
9 November 2018 | 5 replies
I am looking to learn how I can utilize this community of like minded people to begin developing a network of connections. 
Patrick Dittmer Hello, MKE! Newbie RE Investor Looking to Buy-and-hold-on-tight!
22 October 2018 | 6 replies
Thank you for the shout out Scott--hope all is well in the self-storage and development world!!
Stevie Delacruz Investing too young?
1 September 2018 | 112 replies
Budgeting never came natural for me either but I’ve recently been picking up on saving habits but I’ve still got far more to develop.
Jason Howell Commercial Analysis: Determining value
11 September 2018 | 12 replies
I can tell you from experience underwriting deals for a number of institutional and semi-pro investors that they have achieved IRRs greater than 15% and yields greater than 8% in markets like San Francisco, LA, NY, and DC that advertise 4% cap rates.Markets with low cap rates typically share the following characteristics:1) Strong rent growth, driven by2) Strong population growth, driven by3) Strong job growth4) Low vacancy5) High per bed rents (lower operating costs as a percentage of total rent)6) Good property management options7) Higher quality tenants (young professionals like myself will rent in SF until their late 30s to early 40s)To achieve returns in these markets, investors buy buildings with significant value-add or development opportunities on very low to no leverage (debt), and refinancing the deal after stabilization to cash out.
Julie Verardi Lower East Side Vs. West Village for appreciation in home in NYC
12 September 2018 | 1 reply
Pros and cons WV:Needs upgrades in kitchen and bathroomCloser commute More trainsBigger apartmentBetter light More parks LES:High end renovations alreadyMaybe appreciate faster since alot of development is happeningBoard seems to be more relaxed Quieter street 
Brian Pulaski House Flip: How I Analyze a Possible Deal
6 September 2018 | 4 replies
I'm almost a year down the rehabbing path, and I've developed my own analysis/tracking system (I'm an excel junkie too!).