Regarding a two-unit I'm looking to buy, hold and rent: What am I missing in my calculations?  Also, do my estimates seem to be appropriate?Data: A potential offer: $95,000  --  Closing cost: $3,000  --  Initial Renov...

Hi everyone! First time posting in the forum. Love all of the other topics - super informative. My question is regarding partnerships and more specifically partnering on rental properties. When doing a 50/50 partnersh...

Is this $800k house simply over priced? I'm new to CAP calculations, but from what I understand I should have enough data here to calculate true value of property. How do I find out what this is really worth? Key deta...

I am starting to learn about commercial and multi family investing. I am pretty analytical and have owned and sold my own business in the past, so I have a good foundation for how the math and metrics should work. My ...

I'm looking at the P&L for an apartment complex I'm considering as an opportunity to bring private money investors into - however, this is my first time doing a deal this size and I'm curious what I should do in m...

I'm looking at a 12 unit apartment complex in Central Illinois that is for sale.  It's a nice place that has been well maintained, owned and managed by a husband/wife for over 20 years.  Units are in good condition, b...

Can some with long term experience explain how interests and cap rates can be inverted, stay inverted and investors keep making money? Here is another way to ask this: If it cost me 6.5% to borrow money but the cap ra...

Novice real estate investor here.  Can someone help me understand coc roi.  I understand it's cash on cash return on investment.  When I'm analyzing deals, it's coming up as 0.02% or even negative percent if i'm overl...

Question: I have a cash lender that will finance my next deal at $225,000 at 4%. No monthly payments , he just wants his money back within 2 years . Either i refinance to cash him out or sell it at the 2 year mark, no...

Rental property in class B area.Current cap rate is 5.8%. These are not the actual numbers, but is the actual percentage and actual ratio:I invested $x.xx (say invested $59,000).  The $59,000 equality has grown to $10...