Good evening all,Reading reading reading! On podcast #43 in two weeks. Thank you!So listening to the podcasts I think I will be pursuing the wholesale niche to start and work my way to flipping. I by no means am ready...

Hi there, first time poster, long time listener of the podcasts.  I'll get straight to the heart of my question:  I'm losing money on an investment property which, according to market prices, *should* be very profitab...

Example - $103,000 ARVARV minus the following:$4,120:   4% acquisition costs & holding costs (2% each)$6,180:   6% real estate fee$30,000:  avg rehab cost$30,000:  avg profit$32,700 offer priceHowever, the teach s...

Firstly, I apologize if this type of post isn’t allowed/in the wrong location.
So, over the past year I’ve been using a proprietary software that allows me to collect data of commercial property owner: Name, cell an...

Hey all. I've been looking online but cant seem to find a great answer. I'm trying to find a good estimate of what I can expect to pay for a cost segregation study on a single family home in Connecticut with a purchas...

Good day all,I'm looking at auction.com and see an auction that has a reserve of 123k, but the starting bid is 35k.  While I understand the bank may sell to the highest bidder even though it might not reach the reserv...

Quick Question: What is your rule of thumb to determining a properties market price?I ask because I am having trouble finding similar comps for a quadplex. Its currently going for $280,000, gross rent is $2,600 and ne...

Hi all,I recently bought my first property and I have had it up for rent for 1 week listed at $1250.The link to my property can be found here - http://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/9...I am thinking about ...

im searching for new markets, and the best way i have to find new market rental prices is basically looking at the big rental websites like apartments.com and rent.com to find averages between different rental types. ...

Just wondering what is involved in Turing my business into a LLC