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*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Is my deal analysis too conservative or not conservative enough? Is this deal too good to be true ( >...

I see a lot of people defining cash flow in various forms. To me, it is the cash left over after covering all expenses, even the non monthly ones like capital expenditures. I see so many people saying that their rent ...

Hi All!Quick financing/leverage question...My LLC owns some rental properties free and clear, and in talks with banks to do a cash out refinance. We are pretty conservative and only want to leverage about 60% of the ...

So I’m saving up to buy my first rental in 2020. I have a wife and a kid on the way, and I’m a newbie. I’m currently writing down sort of a 5-year rental property plan, and I want to hear your thoughts on a principle ...

Rehab loan is needed for 55 Vernon Street, Bridgewater MA 02324. The property appraised for $265,000. I purchased it for $200,000 on 02/10/2023, I will need $100,000 rehab loan including a new septic system install. A...

Kinda new to real estate investing, looking to invest primarily for long term wealth building and diversification, don't necessarily need the cash flow now.Property is ~$120,000 townhouse (3 BR, 2 BA, 1400 sqft), rent...

I am just trying to start off in real estate fix and flip, is it a good time in the market to start now in the Seattle area??

“We’re still not in a buyer’s market and won’t be until inventory reaches a few months’ supply, but the landscape has changed to be more favorable to buyers,” says Darcy McMurray, broker at Spokane-based 4 Degrees Rea...

Hi,I am trying to analyze a small deal as my first purchase. My partner and I both work in a real estate company, and have experience on the management side, but not on the acquisition side.I have run through the calc...

I have heard that when analyzing a deal its important to be conservative in your numbers. Ex. 50% expenses and 10% vacancies. But when I talk to my brokers and property owners I hear things like "in the miami market 1...