I learned about 50% rule and 2% rule here and their general use cases. I'm wondering whether there is any simple rule of thumb for cash flow generated from the spread between cap rate and interest rate.
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Hello Bigger Pockets! Here's our interesting situation: we have grown to roughly 13-15 rental units depending on how you count, but we're also starting to integrate more flip projects with the main intention of supp...
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I ran across a property that I initially thought would be a lease option. The house is extremely nice 4300s/f house in a great neighborhood and the retail prices $360K. They seller decided at the last second of...
I have noticed a lot of cash or hard money buyers are taking months to get into a project. On the other hand I have experience first time buyers pull the trigger on the first property they see. It took that individual...
Edit: unfortunate title typo... should read HOW TO SPREAD RISK...I recently started a new LLC with my partner. We both have a similar net worth. In order to secure funding for our project in which we need about 3 mill...
First post, first possible deal, and I would love any insights. I'm in Minneapolis, where RE isn't cheap, but the market is still very workable. My plan is to fix and flip on this one. My cousin and his wife are desi...
I am very new to real estate investing. I have been educating myself, and I already found someone to help provide funding for a flip. I have been talking with some wholesalers to try and find some potiential deals for...
Just checking in to see if there is any prevailing wisdom out there about when the spread between the 10-year rate and mortgage rate might narrow? I understand it’s usually around 150 bps but is 250-300 bps. Everybo...
The TED Spread measures credit risk to the general economy. TED is an acronym that stands for T-Bills and Euro-Dollar. The TED Spread is calculated by a simple formula:TED Spread = 3-month Libor Rate - 3-month T-Bill ...
Is it credit score? Do mortgage rates for FHA/ VA not change with credit score, while the standard 30 year does? Just trying to understand how the 3 relate to one another