A cost segregation study is one of the most beneficial tax benefits for commercial real estate properties. One key piece of a cost segregation study is identifying the land value of your property as it helps you be co...
Hi everyone!I have a email list of people who are going through bankruptcies and their off market properties. Any tips on how I should write an email convincing them to sell, or at least preview their home without sou...
Hi all,I will be meeting with my father in law next week with hopes to begin a REI partnership. At this point, all of my research has been poured into the BRRRR strategy as the most effective means to begin building m...
Hi all,I have been studying the BRRRR method for a couple of months now and am moving pieces around to start and execute on that strategy. One question I had was - Regardless of location, what happens if the market go...
What’s up everyone! I’m from Dallas, TX. Very new to REI and learning quite a bit from forums and podcasts. Thanks to everyone. Anyways, I’m confused about the whole refinancing part of the BRRRR method. Will my mortg...
I understand the method as a whole, but what I’m confused about or need to better understand is the financing. Is it a good idea or is even possible to obtain a mortgage through a bank in the initial buying when using...
Hi I’m Tyler, and I’m trying to find an off market deal in the Houston area. What’s the best strategy to do so, and what platforms are the best and easiest to use. I’ve talked with yellow letters for mail outs, so tha...
Hello everyone, and thank you in advance for your answers! My team and I were recently introduced to an auction site called hubzu.com. We found ourselves a property we would like to bid on, but we are not sure if this...
Hey everyone! So for the past years I have been educating myself with RE strategies such as the BRRRR method, Fix/Flip, Commercial, and now Wholesale. Given the state, location (Chicago) and mental, that I am in, I wa...
Just acquired a very underperforming self-storage facility in Los Angeles area. Rents are way below market. On average 40-50% below market. What's the best way to bring things up? All at once? In increments? And...