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Mike Landry Lets talk $$$$ How do you pay yourself!
5 January 2016 | 13 replies
I sometimes question the risk and stress involved and think i need to keep a carrot dangling in front of us to achieve greater things.
Dan G. Which cities in the US have the best rental properties?
18 May 2017 | 50 replies
However, if you're looking for high Cap Rates (>10%) in good areas at retail prices, that's what you're really left with.I used to live in California and decided to sell my assets there and move to Las Vegas to achieve better Cap Rates, but still have some room for appreciation.
Lear R. Part Time Real Estate Investor
31 December 2015 | 7 replies
BP is a great site for folks to network and help achieve their goals.
Mason Warr New Member in the House!
31 December 2015 | 6 replies
I wish you all you can achieve in the new year and on that note....
Damon Bodine 2016 Real Estate Resolutions
1 January 2016 | 19 replies
Good luck on achieving your goals!  
David Magnuson REI with your siblings? Can mixing family and business work?
1 January 2016 | 3 replies
Generally speaking, when people start out in a business or any kind of relationship it's all optimism and excitement in the beginning (ie: no one plans for a divorce the day they get engaged!).
James Haffner Buying a home for appreciation or rental
5 January 2016 | 51 replies
with SFRs the reason I say scaling is you have one door to rent.. if you have a vacancy your 100% not bringing in income.. if you own 10 rental homes and you have a vacancy you are only 10% vacant.. and the others will cover your vacant.financial freedom with rentals is a numbers game you need numbers to achieve this.so just buying one or two usually is not going to get you were you want to be.. that's my point. you may want to go to our turn key reviews site  Brie the owner does pod casts with folks that own SFR's and she owns a ton of rentals herself.. there is some pretty good feedback there that is totally specific to this type of investing.And I understand that you have to start somewhere.. however again my point is if your in a non appreciating market the money is made in having as many doors as you can handle .
Will H. Either, Neither, or Both?
4 January 2016 | 4 replies
Purchase price= NOI / Cap rate. if you use that math it would be 3075/ 6.72=$45,758 purchase price to achieve that cap rate for the townhomes. i came up with a cap rate of 1% based on your NOI and purchase price.
Allen Lucas Looking to start wholesaling!
5 January 2016 | 6 replies
ALL Wholesalers will want to pay you less than $135k, so when you tell them you won't take less, they (and the future Wholesaler you) NEED to move on...Your other possible market, Direct Investors, will want to know how much rent they will achieve (as a percentage of their purchase and rehab costs) if they buy to hold.
Kevin Curnyn New member from Tulsa area!
5 January 2016 | 4 replies
In the near future, I hope to gain a solid understanding of wholesaling to potentially grow capital exponentially to achieve my long term goals of a more passive income.