Hey All,I am currently looking at an opportunity to creating a housing solution for a local business in my area. I have found a suitable structure that meets the business requirements however it will need major renova...

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I am working with my partner on a relatively large deal (1000 units, $100M, 25M down). Any ideas on how to find investors or even private equity? Any suggestions or leads are highly welcomed! Thanks again!

I formed an LLC last month and had a logo made. Here it is, let me know what you think.
Also, I'm the only member of the LLC. What title do you think works best on a business card? Owner? Manager? Grand Master? ...

Investment Info:
Large multi-family (5+ units) other investment.

Purchase price: $1,200,000

Cash invested: $500,000

This project is a 9-Unit Ground Up Development in an up and coming area of Dorche...

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Detailed Due Diligence
Conduct in-depth due diligence, including background checks, reference calls, and site visits to assess the sponsor's operational capabilities. This is one of the most critical steps ...

Hi everyone! I'm new to Bigger Pockets - Does anyone have experience investing in Qualified Opportunity Zones? I  am from New London County, grew up in Norwich/New London, and own a multifamily in Mystic, CT. My busin...

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First time poster and new to Bigger Pockets.  My wife and I just moved back to the United States after 10+ years abroad and were looking to purchase our first home in Las Vegas, NV.  We wanted to buy a...

Did you know that your real estate properties may be eligible for Grants?Grants can help provide financial support for projects with a public or social impact, helping you make a positive impact on your community. Her...

In the world of commercial real estate (CRE), the past couple of years have been challenging. With historic interest rate increases by the Federal Reserve, many predicted doom and gloom for the industry. However, ther...

Just want to check my understanding.  When people discuss Cap Rates, I think it subtracts off for all cash expenses EXCEPT Capex.  Is that right?  Is there a measure that subtracts off for Capex?