Hi all,Thank you in advance to those who read this and offer advice.I started my business last year (2018) around June. I didn't make any money in 2018. I did incur expenses.1. Am I able to carry over the expenses to ...

BP folks - What are cap rates for multi in Bridgeport?  Looking for a range for turn-key and value-add properties.  Also, what are some reasonable expense assumptions (per unit) for Gas, electric, water, sewer and ins...

Hey BP! When analyzing a deal, where do you calculate for CPA and Attorney expenses? I know these expenses are not specific to an individual property, but they are an expense that would come out of overall cashflow. I...

I am working on coming up with a few ratios for a multi family property my company has.

I am wanting to establish the operating expense ratio, total expense ratio, and debt coverage ratio. The debt coverage ratio is ...

We have more than 10 rental properties. Our handyman did work on many of them last year, but never give us any invoice until last week. We have very good relationship with the handyman and I guess he is not worried ab...

Anyone able to shed some light on how you personally figure in the savings of interest expense and depreciation on your investment?  I have heard a ton about cash flow, but there is the other great tax benefits, altho...

Hi guys!So I've been thinking about this for a little bit and wanted to get some feedback from others. I want to start with a house hack here in the Philadelphia suburbs (as this is where I currently work my full time...

I'm struggling to decide whether to get started now with lower capital, or wait to put 20% down.
Prices in my area are so high, most 2-families don't cash flow. 3-4 family units are typically 600,000 or more, and bar...

So, I've got the BRRRR strategy pretty well figured out.  Fortunately, I was sitting on a little cash and able to buy and rehab a property recently with all cash.  Refi got all my money back, and then some.  Used that...

I'm curious about what other small landlords are using to track expenses on their properties. I'm not entirely opposed to using something like Quickbooks, but it seems like it comes with a bit of a learning curve. Rig...