Ashley Garner
Is 14% IRR good or not?
21 September 2020 | 17 replies
If your property's next door neighbor is a roach motel and the comps' neighbors are brand new Paneras, Starbucks, and the best neighborhood in town, that's a pretty flimsy rent comp assumption!
Thomas Breiling
Wisconsin's best brokerage for new licensee?
18 September 2020 | 10 replies
Besides those two things, there are other variables like brand name recognition, fees/splits, office location and policy, mentorship opportunities, and training, arguably one of the most important things.Good luck with your decision!
Sean Watson
Brand new at investing just trying to figure out where to start
20 September 2020 | 8 replies
Good day BP! Just trying to figure out where to start. I have a very good W2 Job that pays well, but would like to get started investing. i have talked about moving into becoming a contractor or realestate agent in...
Jorge Reveron
Looking to connect with people in Indianapolis
20 September 2020 | 4 replies
Brand new into this market and would love some insight on from individuals who are experienced in the city.
Tucker Cummings
Private Money Lending Qualification
21 September 2020 | 5 replies
What is their brand and thought leadership platform like?
Amanda Garrett-Baker
House hacking: ext. maint (paint) considered personal or business
18 September 2020 | 0 replies
Additional info for voracious readers in need of more context: we are brand new to renting, we have only done live-in-flips thus far.
Steve Babiak
So Long, Stainless: New Finish For Kitchen Appliances
15 August 2012 | 8 replies
But I don't see people putting in anything other than stainless in the brand new condos in my area.
Justin Joseph
How to Find a Good Rental Market
3 October 2013 | 17 replies
I'm brand new to REI (still saving up my down payment) and the numbers are absolutely crazy here.
Adam Y
First time home buyer that knows very little.
22 August 2012 | 6 replies
Which sounds completely INSANE to me.This works OK for a $40,000 property in a big city 'hood - where you have some chance to rent it for $800 - but for any nice property in a decent area - I just can't imagine pulling it off.However - I'm brand new and clueless and basically completely scared off by the math above.I think a $200,000 house around me is goint to rent for closer to your $2,200 guess - maybe even only $1800?