Treasury bills are paying 5% and if you stagger their maturity you could have the money ready to go if you find a better opportunity.

Hello everyone in BiggerPockets,I have been listening to many episodes of the BiggerPockets on how to invest my money in the Real Estate world in the past 3 months.

I'm going to respectfully disagree with some of the advice in this thread.Ensuring that the occupants are caught up on bills tied to the house is silly because they're under no legal obligation to the new owner to be caught up on bills.

If so, you could buy rental properties and utilize cost segregation to reduce your current tax bill.

Hi, I'm considering purchasing a home near Frederick that has been on the market 9 months !

Understand that real estate is typically not a get rich quick scheme… $300-500/month per door is probably considered pretty good for profit on a financed property… so if you wanted to net $5,000/month and do it at $500/door you are going to need 10 doors.  

Looking for some less expensive areas that may not see a ton of equity growth, but should get a few hundred plus in cash flow each month.

Does it make sense to pay for all of that when you are already making $1700 a month. 

Do I need to show that money (25%) in my business account for two months?

Worded differently, the money saved in energy bills because of an improvement, must add up to the same are greater amount than the cost of making the improvement.