I have been running some financial analysis on some buy and hold scenarios for various properties and I noticed something that seemed strange to me.  Lets say that I have a property that returns 15% cash on cash and I...

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Hi Bigger Pockets, I own two duplexes (both were purchased in an LLC). I have managed to fully pay down the original loans and both properties are now debt free. I want to leverage the equity to purchase additional ...

What are the main things to consider when looking at a commercial property? Is it more so the price or cap rate that attracts investors? Have high ticket commercial leads with a decent cap. Any feedback is appreciated.

Hey everyone!My name is Sam Keating & I'm looking to get into real estate investing. I've got a good bit of capital saved up to get started, but want to make sure I do my due diligence before making my first purch...

Hello! I am a new investor looking to purchase an apartment complex in Los Angeles area and I am trying to figure out the best way to analyze a property. LA is unique in the sense that the cap rates and cash on cash i...

Hi everyone, 
I am planning to visit some local real estate agents later this week to ask about the (rental) market and start networking. I wonder if anyone has any tips about what to discuss. I plan to invest in eit...

Hello BP,I'm working on getting a boat/RV storage facility built. When it comes to refinancing will the parking spaces/covered spaces income be considered in the appraisal value when it's time to refinance? Is there a...

Hey BP'ers - I'd love your opinion on a negotiation for a new 4 family to the portfolio. Its a nice building in Red Bank, NJ - currently brings in about $5000 in rent monthly. Its generally well taken care of but need...

I’m looking at a couple properties out of state (Alabama, Tennessee, Indiana) with turn key companies because my California market is crazy expensive. I know I’m going to pay market price or slightly under. The proper...