Roberto Fernandez Andersson
"How to Buy Small Multifamily Properties!" (webinar)
9 June 2018 | 3 replies
Annual Expenses are projected for the property by multiplying (1) the actuals for the current year you obtain from the seller and (2) the project rate at which the expenses for the property will change year over year.Property Value can be obtained from your realtor or can calculate it based on the comps for the area.
Vincent Patel
Detroit flipping market
5 April 2019 | 17 replies
You can still have flipping project done with investment kf only 100k.
Aaron Andrew
New to BP and hoping for advice on my plan with a plot
9 June 2018 | 14 replies
I also manage projects from a distance for work and feel confident in implementing similar strategies for the systems and resources required to remotely manage the properties correctly...but I'm still preparing for hard work.
Nick Rutkowski
Bank Financing 100% of deal
9 June 2018 | 4 replies
Thanks everyone, Its our local credit union, we have a decent relationship because we used them on our last project.
Aaron Holowaychuk
First Deal, Big Project
8 June 2018 | 2 replies
Altogether, the project is going to cost around $75-80k.I plan on refinancing and renting the property after rehab for somewhere around $1,500-1,800 a month.
Matthew Allen
CAP Rates & Rehab for Multifamily Properties
7 June 2018 | 8 replies
The extent of the rehab project is dependent on many factor, including (but not limited to): Deferred maintenanceAdditional rehab costs to capture increase in rentsTarget demographicsNeighborhood dynamics (including comps)How much repairs and maintenance a building will even allow?
Rusha Jayasuriya
Foundation Problems on Long-term Buy and Hold
14 June 2018 | 14 replies
Beam, Post tension, driving piling, bell bottom, floating, pier and beam...Make sure you have a foundation company that is proficient at the type of project you have.I am no rookie, and I have had major issues with 3 (BBB accredited) business's this year who claimed to be experts in foundation work.
Chris Nelson
Buy and hold in mid-west, versus buying for equity appr elsewhere
8 June 2018 | 7 replies
Which scenario makes more sense, with $75K cash available:1) put $25K down on three separate SFR (in the mid-west) all priced at approx $100K each, that generate net cash flow of about $300 each = $900 total cash flow per month, or, 2) put the $75K down on one, nice $300K home, in a rapidly expanding market (LV, for example), in order to take advantage of the projected growth in the housing market over the next decade, even though there would be minimal, if any, cash flow while renting it out in the meantime.
Brian Kraft
How to Value Multifamily with NOI as Moving Target?
12 June 2018 | 13 replies
You also may need to do some projections as well.
Aaron J Latal
Pouring concrete in a basement
16 April 2019 | 7 replies
There is one part of this project that has me stumped on rehab estimates though, the basement.