It is becoming more popular to underwrite deal and calculate the terminal cap rate by taking the current market cap rate and add .1% for every year it is held to make deals work. For example, if the market cap is 5.5%...

Hi folks!First post here - Have been lurking for about a week, since I discovered this forum. Loving it as a resource so far!So, brief background - English guy living in Vancouver. I want to BRRR a few places t...

I need to buy a car so I can drive for dollars (target market is too far from house to ride a bike). I've listened to all of the BP money podcasts, and one of the biggest mistakes people say is buying a car with finan...

Hi Everyone, So I am meeting with a commercial lender on Friday to talk about a portfolio loan on my 11 properties. I was going to create a packet for each property but didn't know what information a commercial lender...

Hi everyone,
I'm so happy to have found this community. I am new to real estate investing, in fact, I've spent the last few months absorbing as much information as I can. I'd love to be as transparent as possible. My...

Greetings BP community.I've been spending a few weeks analyzing dozens of deals a week in my markets and I was curious how everyone approached their first House Hack or investment rental?  Did you prefer something tur...

Hi everyone, happy Sunday!
I’m looking for some guidance on my next steps toward achieving financial freedom through real estate.
My long-term goal is to acquire enough rental properties to secure my financial futur...

What are your thoughts about investing in housing bubble states such as Arizona and Nevada; where there are high rates of foreclosures and many heavily discounted properties available. In comparison to slower apprecia...

Longtime lurker around here - this has been a great place for me to learn over the past few years. Now, I could really use some perspective from people who have been in my shoes.I live in a very expensive area on the ...

I'm a first time investor. 
Currently, looking into a fourplex in Bay Area, the rent is 2100, due to the landlord didn't increase rent for past 6 years. If the rent increase to 2400, I can break even, while the pre-c...