Hi everybody, I'm shopping for a 30-50 unit MF apartment building and am trying to work some calculations for reserves and rehab costs. I have an ever growing list of data points that suggest investing at least $5,000...

Hey Guys,I've been hearing the term "over-leveraged" thrown around a lot in the forums. What is a healthy balance of leverage to have? At what point do you consider some one to be over leveraged? Can anyone provide an...

Hi BP,I am planning to flip a house here in Chicago and I want to know if some experienced investors could look over my numbers and  give me some feedback. If I'm correct my profit would be about 38.2k. I will be usin...

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I am posting this in order to see how realistic I should be about my investing goals.

I currently have 2 SFR's, one through an FHA loan and one acquired with cash earlier this year. Both will be rented by ...

Hello, Is my "Aggressive Payoff Plan" the right strategy, or can you help steer the ship in another direction to maximize future gains. Our goal for the next 10 years, is to create as much wealth as we can,..while not...

I made an offer on a home and we were just informed they have a higher offer. Below is an overview of the details. Should I raise my offer?
Listed at $100k. The home is on a sketchy street but every street around it ...

I'd really appreciate feedback from those with more experience on this situation.  Background: Spouse's grandfather passed away recently and left his 4 bed 2.5 bath home to his eight (8) kids equally. House has not be...

So I'm about to write an offer for a prospective deal, and I'm pretty sure I've buffered enough renovation costs for the amount I'm offering. However, I'm concerned about the costs I may incur during the due diligienc...

Now that I am starting to gather momentum in investing as well as my professional career, I feel as though I am getting close to the point where I am going to have to start thinking about a LLC or something similar.  ...

My home worths $425K, I owe $200K. I am currently at 15 year 2.75% mortgage (11 Years left).
Option 1:
I can get a cashout refi at around 2.75% for 30 years with $125K cashout. I could use this $125K to buy 1 or 2 ...