Hello all,I'm just looking for a little advice and I know that the Bigger Pockets network will have some great stuff for me :)  My wife and I just went and looked at a house that is bank owned.

Although I'm a fan of Dave's, he's not for me either (as per his debt ideas).

I recently had my first meeting with a financial group. They advised our team to write a operating agreement, however none of us has ever written one. Where should we look to begin to write one and how should we elect...

I have dealt with tenants that bail early, so I try to get them to show the unit for me when I have a qualified tenant.

That’s pretty boilerplate in MLS forms.  

Download PDF Edit Report Discuss in Forums Other Actions $1,500.00 Monthly Income $786.67 Monthly Expenses $713.33 Monthly Cashflow 12.53% Pro Forma Cap $10,024.00 NOI $18,480.00 Total Cash Needed 46.32% Cash on Cash ROI 18.26% Purchase Cap Rate Expenses Income 50% Rule Total operating expenses: $664.67 Mortgage expenses: $122.00 Vacancy: $75.00 Repairs: $75.00 CapEx: $75.00 Insurance: $150.00 Management: $150.00 P&I: $122.00 Property Taxes: $139.67 $54,900 Purchase Price Purchase Closing Costs $2,500.00 Estimated Repairs $5,000.00 Total Project Cost $62,400.00 After Repair Value $80,000.00 Down Payment $10,980.00 Loan Amount $43,920.00 Loan Points $0.00 Amortized Over 30 years Loan Interest Rate Monthly P&I $122.00 Total Cash Needed $18,480.00

She owns the house free and clear.We have a lawyer.I figured this is a great opportunity for me to possibly rehab and cash out refi for leverage to re invest?

You are correct that the tax treatment of Airbnb business (emphasis on "business") is distinct from other forms of real estate investment - and that you should get clarity about that to incorporate into tax planning and investment ROI analysis.

In terms of response rate what is the best form.

In terms of response rate what is the best form.