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Ramsey Doumani Radon levels are high
5 November 2025 | 3 replies
After my inspection for a condo, radon levels were high.
Tyree McQueen Entry level investor
7 November 2025 | 11 replies

Hello everyone! I’m Tyree and I’m here for knowledge 🖖🏾

Ken Chud Qualifying Deals at Current Market Levels
21 October 2025 | 6 replies
How can one go in the business at these levels?
AJ Wong 📉 Mortgage Rates Fall to lowest level in a year
23 October 2025 | 1 reply

On cue - 30 year primary rates have reached 6.19% - Wow.
How do you think this will impact your market? We continue to anticipate robust demand as affordability improves. 

Ramsey Doumani Screening a condo for the first time
4 November 2025 | 9 replies
They retested the radon levels and they were as low as 0.9.
Dennis D. Small Landlords for Rent Stabilized Multi-Family (Queens, NY)
7 November 2025 | 5 replies
I have a question about the tenant review part you mentioned.Is it actually possible to find out things like a tenant’s age, income level, or DHCR registration history before making an offer?
Emily R. Business bookeeping for real estate investing
5 November 2025 | 17 replies
Yes, QuickBooks Online for owner-level books + your PM’s Buildium for tenant/operations is the best combo.QBO structure: use Locations = each property; Classes = Owner vs PM activity.Chart of accounts mapping: mirror Buildium’s categories (rent, repairs, utilities, fees) so imports line up 1:1.Monthly workflow: export Buildium GL/owner statement → import to QBO (journal or detail) and tag to the right Location.Keep these in QBO (not Buildium): mortgages/escrows, insurance, pre-PM repairs, licenses, mailbox/RA, general overhead.Bank feeds & rules: auto-tag recurring spends; reconcile monthly.Outputs for lenders/accountant: P&L by Property (Location), Balance Sheet, Cash Flow, Debt Schedule, and a Schedule-E pack.
Adam Wachter Tax implications of using one unit in a multifamily property as a STR
4 November 2025 | 7 replies
If the property qualifies as a separate activity, you may be eligible to claim bonus depreciation through a cost segregation study, which can provide substantial upfront deductions — particularly beneficial if you are in a higher tax bracket.However, if your income level is lower, the cost of the study may outweigh the benefit.
Thomas Whelchel Evansville, IN Portfolio – A Multi-Property Win Through Partnership
28 October 2025 | 1 reply
Unlike a single-family flip, this was a larger, more complex project that required coordinating across multiple properties, partners, and strategies.The Numbers (high-level):Portfolio: Multi-property rental packageStrategy: Stabilization and repositioning for long-term holdsMy Role: Funding + structuring support for the partnershipWhy This Deal Stood OutI’ve done smaller, single-family flips before, but this was my first time stepping into a portfolio-level deal.
Kyle Daniels In Need of a Book keeper for 11 properties/14 doors
4 November 2025 | 20 replies
The entry level Quickbooks subscription doesn't do what you need/want it to do.