I’m currently running the numbers on a B+ multi family investment. The before tax I RR is 14.74%. The after-tax is slightly over 10%Do you consider this a good return? Or do you consider it too high and too risky? Or ...

Hot off the press from the most accurate RE site in the world. By the way I on my next flip tomorrow;) However I will say that if you are not aggressively looking for a flip almost daily, you won't find one. Higher ho...

Based on income, I qualify for a $500k mortgage and my friend qualifies for $2M mortgage. Together we want to go in on a real estate project(s). We can throw down around $500k-700k.

We are both based in Brooklyn.

M...

If anyone saw @Dave Meyer IG post the other day, you can guess rates are going to rise to low - mid 7% (Some are already there). I know no one has a crystal ball to tell the future, but I am curious on everyone's thou...

I’ve been flipping/developing for 6 years in the Minneapolis area. However, I’m currently in the midst of the biggest acquisition slump of my career. I’ve always been diligent with my mailings, but in this (unsustai...

Ready for some nerdery? 
I believe that the Federal Reserve is going to cut rates by 25-50 bps at it's September meeting (no emergency cut), but that 30-year fixed rate mortgage rates will rise to upper 6s low 7s aro...

Happy New Year! December wrapped up one of the wildest years in Austin real estate on record. Median home prices Austin and the surrounding metro experienced appreciation in the 20-30% range for 2021. The charts below...

I currently live on the seacoast in New Hampshire. Homes, multi-units, you name it, going for 40 or 50k above asking. I have been trying to buy a four-unit since I turned 18 about 2 and a half years ago. The market ke...

From an outsiders perspective investing in Denver looks attractive- low vacancy rates, good macro economic drivers and solid long term cap growth.

Are there any major downsides (or upsides) I’m missing here in the De...

Hi Team - I wanted to walk through a couple of quick thoughts on what I see as the most at-risk parties in a potential recession. 1) Middle-Class Homeowners - A middle-class homeowner reliant on one source of income, ...