When analyzing properties to fix and flip, how do you determine desired profit? Do you use a %, monthly return on investment, overall return on investment? What is a reasonable/typical profit % or return on cash inv...

Just something I never really understood is why people are compelled to buy apartment complex's? I've never really found a complex where the cap rate was over 6% and that seems really low even if you invest in rehabbi...

I am looking at purchasing my second property.

I am a buy and hold investor. I buy with as little down as possible and try to pay off in 15 years, and I don't collect a dime until the property is paid off. I'm 29 ...

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Would someone mind taking a quick look at this?  This is our first deal, so would love to have another set of eyes.  This is four condos that have tenants.  I realize Cash on cash is a b...

I'm a new wholesaler in Miami, FL who's in the process of putting together a spreadsheet to help me analyze my leads and make my offers based on what my potential buyer sees.  In other words, I'm digging in deeper tha...

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I'm an investor looking for a $1-5 Million project or two in Florida before the end of the year. Please message me ASAP with anything available. Thanks
Ft Myers 
Tampa 
St Petersburg 
Naples 
Orlando 
W...

Hey everyone!I've been lurking here for a few years now, but I've finally resolved to buy my first property this year! I'm a buy-and-hold investor looking to invest in single & multifamily properties out of state....

Purchased both properties back in Jan and sold both of them this week for combined profits of just under $35K.  Also, signed contracts this week to purchase three more properties.  On to the next deal!! #KeepGrinding

I'm new to this site, and have just run our last rental purchase through the deal analysis outlined above.  I'd appreciate it if someone could check my math, so to speak, to see if I'm figuring this correctly?Purchase...

So I found a condo that is super cheap and the owner is offering financing.  The return is negative to small for the first few years but then jumps to 30% in year 5 after and over 60% by year 10.  Property will be pai...