Daniel Fridrij
Dayton - Question #1: Data analysis (Employment and housing)
Dear BP experts, I am focusing in analizing Dayton. I see that the people who lives and invest there, have a very good impression of the city, but for someone who is out of state, it is very important the DATA. So, wa...
Juan Orozco
[Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal
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Callum Jones
Palm Springs: guest or contract limit?
Hi there,
We’re looking to invest in a STR in Palm Springs and as I am doing my DD around vacation rental policies I have found the city refers to a 32 guest contract limit per year (plus the 4 additional during pe...
Lee K.
Trust fees for real estate for my kids, flat fee vs hourly?
So, in case my spouse and I pass as we have young kids, when using trust services to manage assets, real estate primarily, is it better to do flat fee for 1.5% or a trust services company that charges by the hour with...
Fili Aguirre
Question about running background checks
I've heard that you should you only run background checks one at a time. What's your opinion on this? Should I do it that way? Or run several and let the applications know that they're competing and that I'll choose t...
Chris Salerno
What are your goals for 2020??
Some people may know me very well and know my motivation. Here are "some" of my goals for 2020. What are your goals??
Multi-Family
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Henley Smokey
Tax deed property with potentially deceased owner
I'm interested in a piece of land scheduled for an upcoming tax deed auction and, in doing some research, I believe the owner (prior to the county assuming the tax deed) is deceased. In the county records I don't see ...
Kristen P.
Private lending terms
Thinking about asking a family member to be sort of a hard money lender or private lender (not sure what the correct term would be here) for a future investing plan. Does this sound like a solid plan , or do you have ...
Brian Hughes
Seattle 'First in Time' rental ordinance found unconstitutional
In case anybody hasn't seen this yet:https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/politics...King county superior court found seattle's 'first in time' rental ordinance unconstitutional. This ordinance is/was the first...
Joshua Dorkin
Declining Market Designation
I might be living in my own little bubble, but I just found a blog article that blew my mind. Apparently Fannie and Freddie have the ability to lable different marketplaces as "Declining Markets", a designation that ...