I asked a similar question a few months back with regards to a 4 plex that I was considering buying in Glendale, AZ. Well this time, the property is in Tucson, AZ and I intend on owner occupying it and self managin...

Hi - I started in earnest July 4th Weekend.  I have a $1.5M deal I would like to walk through with someone who is experienced.   It is a 24 unit Apartment in WI.   From the CAP Rate & Gross Rent Multiplier and oth...

I am a younger attorney located in Los Angeles with experience in government and landlord/tenant law.  I've decided to take the first steps into real estate investing with a business partner, also located in Los Angel...

My mother in law is on fixed income, which is falling short. She has offered to put me on the deed of her house and asked if I can help supplement her monthly income. She currently has a mortgage, but has decent equit...

Hi all,  I'm getting ready to go live with my very first rental. I want to set up a separate bank account to have rents deposited into. My question is; should I have multiple accounts to split rent revenues? What i me...

Hello BP,This is my first offer on a multifamily property. The property was built in 1988. I rate the neighborhood a B- or B. Each unit is a 2 bed/2 bath. Current rents are $550 each unit. All units are occupied. My o...

When investing in real estate one of the key factors to consider carefully is the age of the property. Prices on older stock may be tempting, but going with a new investment property has many important advantages. In ...

Looking at a co-invest opportunity with a friend on a University Student rental property. Its priced at $480k, the portfolio lender has offered a 5% rate for a 20-year loan with the rate being revised every 5 years (n...

I have been buying single family homes for rentals the last 7 years.  The question I have is everyone always talks about all the passive losses that come with properties.  I typically experience a loss only the first ...

How are y’all calculating your projected maintenance expenses for BRRRR properties?I know the rule of thumb for a traditional rental is 40-50% all in expenses (vacancy, prop mgmt, taxes, ins, repairs, CapEx, etc)..But...