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Chris Gantz Any institutional investors interested in Wisconsin market?
6 January 2020 | 5 replies
We have some commercial and hospitality, and are open to other asset classes, but specialize mainly in residential.The Midwest market is highly desirable and there are plenty of great on and off market deals.
John Flanagan Brrrr Appraisal uncertainty
25 January 2020 | 6 replies
I am unsure what it will appraise for because it is in a very desirable downtown area in a suburb that has very little inventory as of late.
Michel Mirto New to BiggerPockets and investing need advice.
20 April 2020 | 13 replies
Review new listings, figure out desirable neighborhoods etc, etc, basically be the expert in your neighborhood so you know a good value when you see it.Expect to do all the work yourself, besides the obvious, (electrical), not to save money but to learn.Tap into existing local resources(others on this site, etc) and ask for contacts(team members) to start building your network.Don't loose money!
Gray Valdez Looking for a CPA please!
13 February 2019 | 5 replies
@Gray ValdezIt is great to live in Alaska and invest in Texas.Both states do not have a state income tax.You just have to worry about a federal return for the time being which further gives support that you can look for an accountant outside of Alaska.However, I understand your desire to look for someone local.
Ujwal Velagapudi San Francisco's Rents Drop 35% - Long Term or Temporary?
30 December 2020 | 45 replies
I think whether or not you're vested in the city carries some weight as to how you perceive the situation & your future outlook (or desires).- I'm interested to see if this will be a temporary shift, or a long term impact that could take years/decades to come back to 2019 heights? 
Sid Naik Multifamily in sfo - Rent Control
11 April 2021 | 23 replies
Lets take a building whose NOI decreased by 20% from 20,000 to 16000.Simplicity purpose NOI = 60% of yearly rent If the cap rate is 3% then price should be 3.8 M .. and of course if the building is desirable then some investor may offer 4 M say .The same building be in 2019 would be based on 20k rent at 4.8M valuation and some investor may have offered 5M . 
Bryan Hancock Salary/Dividend Split In Texas - Married Filing Separately
19 September 2020 | 7 replies
But if you do have to set it up this way, then you would need top tier legal and tax counsel to accomplish your desired tax treatment.
Josh Carlson Josh C - Very Motivated Beginner From Minnesota
14 September 2020 | 2 replies
I desire to do something more challenging and rewarding and I have always dreamed of owning real estate.I am coming into this journey with newly found ambition after losing over 130 pounds and counting! 
Dave Aheimer STR cash out Financing >6 months from purchase <12 month history
4 May 2022 | 8 replies
Be weary of guarantees on the STR loans, even though it's a tried and true business model, lenders will be conservative since these loans aren't as desirable on the MBS markets. 
Account Closed Unsure Where to Start
11 August 2023 | 18 replies
If you have the means and desire to do it you will accomplish it!